Showing posts with label nature abstraction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature abstraction. Show all posts

Friday, 25 May 2018

On a windy day

Laburnum on a windy day


Here I have created another abstract from nature.  It was slightly windy day. Laburnum tree was full of flowers. Slow movement of bark was enticing me to capture it. I used ICM to capture what I saw. It expresses what I saw.




Tuesday, 22 May 2018

I created an abstract...

Adenium Seeds


Here is an answer to the question I am asked quite frequently. Do I see in abstract or do I create an abstract? This photo represents both. I saw Adenium seeds on a plant. I captured the image using an angle which made it an abstract. I could do it because I saw it in all its abstractness. Once I started editing it , I decided to post process it and made it more abstract. Took away its form and identity and created an abstract.


Wednesday, 9 May 2018

Water Abstract - Swimming Reflections

Swimming Reflections
Reflection can be wonderful subject for abstract photography. Reflection wonderfully distorts the subjects whether in glass , water or on any reflective surfaces. My favourite though is reflection in water as water can move giving it further distortion. 

Saturday, 28 April 2018

Landscape - An abstract viewpoint

Landscape- An abstract viewpoint


Abstract photography is all about seeing. How you see , how you perceive, how you visualise and even experience something in front of you can become a reason for giving something an abstract form. Any genre of photography can be presented in abstract form as far as I am concerned. Here I present a landscape in abstract with touch of minimalism. See this amazing video by John Berger

Wednesday, 11 April 2018

Nature abstraction - Windy day


How do I see nature as an abstract photographer?  I feel nature has some amazing abstract elements that any abstract photographer would love to exploit. Here is an impression of the tree on very windy day. Camera can be as versatile as painter's brush for abstract photographer.