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- The why Factor.......
- Green abstract
- light trails cont......
- light trails....
- "Golden water fall"
- "Lines of blue"
- "playing with Shadows"
- This is definitely a Barnett Newman........
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- Barnett Newman gone mad
- "Blurred Abstract"
- My thoughts on abstract photography so far……
- "Wave"
- Figure of.......ink?
- "Abstract Pattern2"
- "Abstract Pattern"
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- flickr slide show
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- B&w
- Yeah I really can't think of a descent title for t...
- "Grunge”
- Symmetrical Checkerboard
- "colour range"
- "colour"
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- notes on glass dish photographs page2
- Notes on glass dish photographs page1
- "Photography Ideas"
- From Light into Dark
- "red abstract"
- "Light bulb"
- "Green abstract"
- "Blue abstract"
- "Screwed up paper"
- "pillow case"
- Scan of tin foil
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2 comments:
There are different settings on my camera which give different colour tones. The two photos below this one are captured on the cameras standard setting, however for this one I've altered the setting to give this golden/baige tone. This makes the image more abstract, again because its taking on a more non-representational form.
More contrast has been given to the image to emphasize the different tones throughout the image. What makes the image work is that definite curve of light, follow by the darker tone on the right. This curve was part of the shape of the ice. I used a plastic container and the shape came from that because obviously the ice moulded to that. I like the texture of these ice images. To get more detail and lines running through I'm going to freeze some more water, but when as its part froze I’ll break it up in the container and freeze that again to get the detail of the cracks in the ice.
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