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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..
Trees reflecting in the water make a great subject for this abstract image shot at North Bend State Park WV
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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Red onion sliced and then soaked in a mixture of Turmeric powder and water. The image taken with Warm White Balance in Macro mode with a desk lamp as the light source. Minor post-processing in Picasa2 and Photoshop CS2.
Pathstract.
Monday morning I woke to rain ~ hooray! Raindrops hanging from the railings on the balcony, roof tiles soaking wet, and sidewalk shiny. Before breakfast I stepped outside to my balcony to see what I could see before the wet dried up!
Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, California. © 2015 All Rights Reserved.
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