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Since I broke my foot, I'm a tad bored, so I needed a break from going back through thousands of archive shots I never looked at. This isn't my normal thing, but once an awhile an abstract clears the mind. This was originally an HDR fish shot. I used Filter Forge to create the abstract. So the final really doesn't have much to do with fish, but I kind of liked the Giger like surreal images (definitely think I see a monkey in there..) that came out. Ok, enough of that back to the archives (groan..). Below are the original and the color version, silver efex used for the conversion.
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Produced today as project work for a Royal Photographic Society workshop on Abstract Photography let by Nigel Wilson.
This particular image is of the neck of a small, square oil-filled bottle that is used to hold reed diffusers as a room air freshener. A wide aperture was used in order to create a very limited depth of field, so only the inside of the bottle rim was sharp..
Simple abstract (maybe) for today - just a little pineapple with a "kind of" matte finish!
7 Days of Shooting Week #49 - Fruit or Vegetables Thoroughly Abstract Thursday .....
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2014-06-13 11.12.15&PSXr180)GPP2exHDRCompo
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Intriguing Water Inspired Abstracts
Taken on a evening boat ride off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. It was too bumpy and the light was disappearing too fast to get any shot in focus, so I decided to use that to my advantage and shoot the waves passing the boat. We were doing around 7 knots, the exposure was 1.3 secs. I was very pleased with a couple of the resulting shots.