A few days ago, my morning walk was other-worldly as I walked in a literal fog. If you look in the very bottom of the river, you’ll see the shape and shadow of a lone heron surrounded by geese. The fog lent an air of Impressionism to the shot.
Posts Tagged ‘abstract’
In a fog
Posted: December 27, 2019 in Animals, NatureTags: abstract, abstract photography, animals, fog, foggy morning, Impressionism, McDowell Forest Preserve, Nature
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Puzzle
Posted: March 10, 2019 in One Word SundayTags: abstract, iPad, iPad photos, One Word Sunday, One Word Sunday: Puzzle, What is it?
for One Word Sunday
Wordless Wednesday…abstract
Posted: February 27, 2019 in Wordless WednesdayTags: abstract, abstract from a photo, editing, editing fun, photography art, Pixlr, steam, Wordless Wednesday
Photo Friday…tiny bubbles
Posted: March 17, 2017 in Photo FridayTags: abstract, bubbles, iPhoneography, photo editing, Photo Friday
Wordless Wednesday…icy abstract
Posted: February 8, 2017 in Wordless WednesdayTags: abstract, ice, Nature, Wordless Wednesday
Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge 2015, Week 34…Driven to abstraction
Posted: August 23, 2015 in Cee's Photo ChallengesTags: abstract, Cee's Oddball Photo Challenge, oddball photos
I tend to like clarity in everything, even photography. But every so often, something a bit more abstract appeals. That’s what’s on offer for this week’s Oddball Photo Challenge. Gotta shake things up every so often, right?
Baking abstract:
Pavement abstract (at least I think it was pavement):
Glass vase abstract:
Phoneography Challenge: Abstract
Posted: July 29, 2013 in Art, Phoneography Challenge, PhotosTags: abstract, abstract photography, iPad photography, Phoneography Challenge, photography, photos, post-a-week
This week is a free choice week for the Phoneography Challenge entry and I chose “Abstract.”
The first photo is a photo of the Tour de France on the monitor of my laptop. We had the laptop connected to the TV for a bigger picture, when I noticed that from the angle I was viewing the laptop monitor, I was getting an unusual picture. I took a number of shots, but this is one of my favorites. No editing or anything else, just the original shot.
The next photo is of the light coming through the shower curtain in the bathroom.
My final shot is of my feet on an oriental carpets, taken using one of the things I love to play with on the iPad, the Photo Booth app.
I used the Thermal Camera for this picture.
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