Abstract Photography

Posted by darius pimentel on Aug 27th, 2009 | 5 comments

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Ladies and Gents, Welcome to Abstract Photography!

What is Abstract Photography? There’s a lot of definition you can find on the magazines and here in the net. What’s the common denominator for all of them? Patterns, Shapes Colors and Textures.

According to the web, there is no standard, universally accepted definition of Abstract Photography. However, to put the limits regarding this topic, here’s the 2 statements that we may use to define this section.

* Abstract photos does not represent the subject in a literal way.
* Communicates primarily through form, color, and curves rather than image detail.

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In addition, Abstract Photography communicates to the viewer primarily through the viewer’s emotion and interpretation towards the subject. It is important to notice that the definition did not say that the subject matter had to be unrecognizable. It is true that, in some abstract images, the viewer can not tell what has been photographed. However, that is just one type of abstract image.

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Thanks for dropping by to my Abstract Gallery! By the way, if you like this post, you can drop some comments or just rating it by simply clicking those stars above, and gimme a hell yeah! \m/

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Gears Used:
Canon EOS 1000D
Canon EF-S 17-85mm IS USM Lens

OST
Track: Enveloped Ideas
Artist: The Dawn