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Idea from a magazine, saw it, liked it, worked it. Just simple folded paper and an L.E.D. torch. Camera on a tripod, manual focus, two minute time. Very little editing because I liked the result as it stands..thanks for looking :-)
I did something in gimp, something with circles...I can't remember, but I think it is quite abstract!
Eine Detailaufnahme des Wasserlichtfeldspiegels in der Nähe des Bonner Stadthauses. Bei Tag ist der Brunnen wirklich unscheinbar. Entworfen wurde er von Günter Ferdinand Ris.
Kamera: Canon EOS 400D
Objektiv: Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
Belichtung: 1,6 sec
Blende: f/11
Brennweite: 100 mm
Abstract of a forest scape that I took from my trip to Wayanad last weekend
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"Abstract Explosion"
*As Seen in the April 2012 Issue of Popular Photography Magazine as the third place winner in the "Your Best Shot" contest.*
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Taken at The Town of Beacon Falls Fireworks
July 9th, 2011
Beacon Falls, CT
I'm not going to go and ruin your future experimentation by giving you step by step instructions on how I did this (incase you feel inspired by this in any way), but i'll at least tell you that I did NOT use Photoshop to create this. I used only my tripod and camera.
I was getting kind of bored shooting photographs of single bursts of fireworks, at this past year's 4th of July's firework display. I wanted to capture the fireworks from a completely different perspective, and luckily, I feel like i was more than successful in doing so.
I started getting experimental as the shutter was being held open, and I couldn't have been more amazed, or more surprised to see this abstract image on the LCD. I began taking a whole bunch of shots similar to this, until I finally nailed the effect of what i wanted to do, and how I wanted to do it. I pointed my lens towards the general area where most of the fireworks were bursting at, and i guess I just timed this perfectly to be able to pull it off... even better and more interesting than I had expected.
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* sb900 at 11 oclock (with a honey comb - 200mm) and sb600 camera left thru a white brolly / sync CLS
This is one of the works that I want to present at the personal exhibition in St. Petersburg. In February 2014.
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Golden Dahlia - For Tom
Thank you, Tom, for your testimonial and kind words about me. I think the highly photogenic Dahlia flower has created quite a fervor around here as so many of us love to capture its unique beauty...go see Tom's stream at TLPhotography66 if you are as crazy about this flower as we are. It is loaded with all kinds of gorgeous Dahlias!
An abstract image created by taking a portrait oriented shot of water breakers at a local weir on the river Tees. The patches of muted colour contrasted with the white horizontals reminds me of Rothko's Abstract Expressionist paintings.
An abstract sunset taken in Pushkar, Rajasthan, India. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and a 50mm 1.4 lens, edited in Lightroom.
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