Weekly Photo Challenge: Abstract
Depth of field and reflection collide in an abstract composition. A Magritte sky silhouettes the trees and mountains of Joffre Lakes, British Columbia.
An outdoor seating area in Singapore becomes a mass of intersecting shapes and surfaces reminiscent of Escher.
In Melaka, shadow and color intermingle at sunset like Rothko and Mondrian went out to play.
O’Keeffe comes to life with organic lines and infinite hues of yellow and orange in Singapore.
Magnificent photography!
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Hey! Thanks, Angel! Great to hear from you. Hope you’re doing well. You are in my thoughts. 🙂
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These are all gorgeous! I keep looking through my photos for something perfect for this challenge and just can’t decide what exactly is abstract and what is just blurry to close-up or what. Your interpretation is spot-on and takes us around the world as well!
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Hey! Thanks, Lex! 🙂
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Magnificent little mini lesson in how to see things abstractly – painters do it all the time – our plein air paint group in Hawaii is a perfect example of artists who look at the world around them, zero in on an aspect of it whether it be line, texture, form, shape, color or even depth & perspective and then simplify it toward abstraction. Almost all total abstraction is informed by nature with the addition of emotion…..
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Thanks Mom!
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Wonderful collection of photographs Kelly.
Alison
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Thank you, Alison! I’ve been adrift for a while… looking forward to popping over to read your latest post today! Hope you and Don are doing well! 🙂
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I looked at your “O’Keefe” photo and immediately thought ‘and on to infinity.’ Great abstract. –Curt
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Your photos are lovely. 🙂
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Thank you, Crazy Colorful Turtle! 🙂
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Whoa…just lovely shots…all of them. Love the Magritte sky…but where’s the guy walking with the umbrella in the clouds? And the flower is O’Keefe!!
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Sweet! Thanks! 🙂
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That first photo – what a stunner! And what an eye to see the possibilities of the reflection…kudos!
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Thank you so much!! When I downloaded that photo and looked at it (after having seen that reflection in real life), it took me a while to figure out what I was looking at. It’s such a bizarre composition. Thanks for seeing the beauty in it!
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Beautiful compositions!
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Thank you!
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