Let's See Some Abstracts

[Michael Friedman]

I'm starting to get into abstracts again and would very much like to see what anyone else out there is working on. Here's a pretty wide assortment

In camera or Photoshopped. Let's see your stuff.

Hibiscus. Done totally in camera with slow shutter speed and camera movement.



Another one done exclusively with slow shutter speed (1/4 second) and camera movement.



Shower stall closeup



Silk Butterflies: Just a closeup



Bark Pattern: heavily Photoshopped, obviously



Ceramic Pattern: Closeup of a painted, ceramic jug



City Highrise at Sunset: again, heavily Photoshopped



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-Michael
http://www.novalight-imaging.com

'When you come to a fork in the road, take it!'
-Yogi Berra

 

[Tlon]

Here's mine: Tel Aviv through a window, no PP whatsoever



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My daily photoblog:
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[AzulOx]

driving down the highway with the camera on my shoulder, and leaving the exposure open

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'Hard days are short next to the rings around a tree.' - Adam Carroll

 

[AzulOx]

maybe this time with the link



http://www.flickr.com/photos/azulox/

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'Hard days are short next to the rings around a tree.' - Adam Carroll

 

[AzulOx]

one more



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'Hard days are short next to the rings around a tree.' - Adam Carroll

 

[Michael Friedman]

I definitely prefer the one with the link

maybe this time with the link



http://www.flickr.com/photos/azulox/

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'Hard days are short next to the rings around a tree.' - Adam Carroll

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-Michael
http://www.novalight-imaging.com

'When you come to a fork in the road, take it!'
-Yogi Berra

 

[Humphrey Nash]

The following abstracts were created from nothing! No camera was used. Starting with a blank white screen and a simple viewer program (Compupic) I added noise and ajustments to create a variety of pure computer generated abstracts.

 

[tominboston]

Wreckage



Algae



Snow Fence



Riveting



Night Vision

 

[Humphrey Nash]

The simplicity of "riveting" is captivating. The "snow fence" was tantalizing because, before I read the title, it looked so familiar yet I couldn't make it out. Very nice compositions.

 

[Humphrey Nash]

The following are either directly from the XTI (with 60mm) or abstracted from XTI jpgs.

Spider web direct from camera



Chains reflected



blight



umbrella leaf



Mount Sinai



metoerite



ice



thorns reflected



enameled jelly beaNS



underexposed and variations

 

[Michael Friedman]

Here's another one I like. Photoshopped leaf



--
-Michael
http://www.novalight-imaging.com

'When you come to a fork in the road, take it!'
-Yogi Berra

 

[Jim Cassatt]

A couple of mine I have hanging on my wall:







Jim
http://www.pbase.com/jcassatt

 

[Michael Friedman]

I like all three, but the second one is magnificent.

A couple of mine I have hanging on my wall:







Jim
http://www.pbase.com/jcassatt

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-Michael
http://www.novalight-imaging.com

'When you come to a fork in the road, take it!'
-Yogi Berra

 

[hengan]

http://www.pbase.com/thengan/inbox

 

[Steve96]

Does this count?
Scallop shells.



Steve

 

[hengan]

http://www.pbase.com/thengan/inbox

 

[slr_SoFL]

I'm starting to get into abstracts again and would very much like to
see what anyone else out there is working on. Here's a pretty wide
assortment

In camera or Photoshopped. Let's see your stuff.

Heavy massaging in Picasa...



from



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Just a weekend hack...

 

[Edward In Toronto]

This one was produced by nature, I just had to point my camera and take the picture;



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http://www.edwardintoronto.com
-=Ed=-

 

[hengan]

You're right !

Light & colors means photography , I don't use photoshop , tripoid , raw image file etc ... (First i have to learn how to operate my xti camera) .
Tibor

 

[hengan]

" I just had to point my camera and take the picture "
Spiderweb ...



Time-consuming ... " Ladies-legs "