"Abstract images. Photography that makes use of patterns, textures, blur and often enough indistinct shapes."
For extra challenge- the Adamski Effect.
Saturday, May 21, 2022
Abstract Week 20
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Fantastic series! Number one is my favorite. I thought about going back to the refraction/reflections, but I've had enough of inside to last me for awhile. Got out to the Arboretum to get some shots for Nancyski work - might even get one posted this week!
ReplyDeleteI couoldn't decide what I wanted to do for this week's challenge hence the refraction, only because I love how with the right background they pop. What/who is Nancyski?
DeleteRemember? We both agreed a while back that Nancy Andread did Adamski better, hence Nancyski!
DeleteYes! Yes! Yes! Now I remember :)
DeleteWow, Camellia! These are all amazing. Like John, I like the first one best of the main set, but it was the Adamski shot that really grabbed me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom. The Adamski was a last minute effort, only because I did not see the EC untill I was ready to post and then saw the link to yet another example of his work which then made me try again. As Nancy has mentioned in the past, a certain type of photograph works best for this effect, therefor one has to plan in advance. Which of course I did not do, but somehow this particular one, with the tall buildings and the colorfull "people", woked out more or less.
DeleteGreat effects on these.
ReplyDeleteWow, I am dizzy from all the shapes and colour. You've been playing games again, this is visual overload but it works.
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