Abstract Possibilities...
Hello;
I realize that this is not every UHH member's "cup of tea" so I kindly ask if it's of no interest to you, please ignore, and try not to post objections to it's content.
This is an exercise on "creating abstract, FROM abstract." The first image is a photo of a clolse up of "home made" door on an old RV trailer.
The next few are creations of abstract images FROM that image. Comments, suggestions, (or favorites) of any (or all) of the images are welcome... (The last one I titled "Ode 2 Rothko")
lesdmd
Loc: Middleton Wi via N.Y.C. & Cleveland
The dimensionality on #3 is fantastic. I like them all.
I also like #3 and also 4 for their use of color-beautiful. I do pottery and use some of the same color combinations.
Whoops... (My bad...)
Would that be #3 from (and including) the original?
lesdmd wrote:
The dimensionality on #3 is fantastic. I like them all.
lesdmd
Loc: Middleton Wi via N.Y.C. & Cleveland
#3 from the top. Looks very 3 dimensional. The blue literally appears to jump off the background.
buddah17 wrote:
Hello;
I realize that this is not every UHH member's "cup of tea" so I kindly ask if it's of no interest to you, please ignore, and try not to post objections to it's content.
This is an exercise on "creating abstract, FROM abstract." The first image is a photo of a clolse up of "home made" door on an old RV trailer.
The next few are creations of abstract images FROM that image. Comments, suggestions, (or favorites) of any (or all) of the images are welcome... (The last one I titled "Ode 2 Rothko")
Hello; br I realize that this is not every UHH mem... (
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I like the first one as a photograph. I would consider the others to be 'graphics'.
I think you might enjoy and find insperation from the contemplative photos on
http://seeingfresh.com/ It is a really great site for photographers.
I appreciate the color harmony of #2, the rich surface of #4, and the beautiful serenity of #5. #3 seems a little thin, just contrasty without unity. Fine work!
Thanks will check it out..
repleo wrote:
I like the first one as a photograph. I would consider the others to be 'graphics'.
I think you might enjoy and find insperation from the contemplative photos on
http://seeingfresh.com/ It is a really great site for photographers.
Thanks for your thoughtful response..
artBob wrote:
I appreciate the color harmony of #2, the rich surface of #4, and the beautiful serenity of #5. #3 seems a little thin, just contrasty without unity. Fine work!
WOW... Just took a "gander" at the site you recommended.. GREAT suggestion, thanks SO much.. Will be looking at it in depth some more...
repleo wrote:
I like the first one as a photograph. I would consider the others to be 'graphics'.
I think you might enjoy and find insperation from the contemplative photos on
http://seeingfresh.com/ It is a really great site for photographers.
Thanks... Interesting insight.
lesdmd wrote:
#3 from the top. Looks very 3 dimensional. The blue literally appears to jump off the background.
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