Somehow, in my mind, I thought I wanted to make something bazaar ... wild and crazy! But, I never seemed to get there. I would find something that satisfied me before I made it to the "wild and crazy". So what I am posting here today is Abstract, but much more subtle than I had planned. Maybe next time :) (Click on them to get a better view)
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Happy PAF everyone ...
26 comments:
I love these Andrea! They are just perfect. i am just working on mine, and just couldn't find what it was that I wanted. Yours are great!
OMG. Help me pick my jaw up off of the floor!!! Such incredible edits in such a variety of abstract styles! Impressive, Andrea. If I had to name preferences it would be #1, #4 and the last one.
That's so funny - you get to beautiful, so you never go on to wild and crazy. I think your last one sits on the border of incredibly beautiful and wild and crazy. :)
HI Andrea Firstly thanks for the answer to my question on your last post. Now these are superb. I love no 3, I think it is the inside of a flower perhaps a Tulip? of course I am in awe as to how you do all these. I do wish I had a few ore days in the week!!! I am back from the I.O.W.now and trying to get the posts made from that trip as I go back again in about 10 days and I don't think they will be all completed by then!! My friend Eileen and I when I was on the I.O.W. tried our hand at layering and added a texture to a photo. I would have to do this many more times before it became natural to me and just now I do not have the time.
HI Andrea I just came across this book on the web adn thought you might be interested in it.
The Edge of Vision: The Rise of Abstraction in Photography [Paperback]
Lyle Rexer (Author)
Thank you Margaret ... I would be interested in it. I will look for it here and let you know if I find it. I wish I could sit down with you and work with you on the layering and texturing. You are so good at photography, I have no doubt that you have the artistic bent to make great photo art. Sometime when you have time ... just dabble. That is how I did it and still do it. It has to be fun if it is going to work.
Andrea
Magic. I am in awe. Again.
So fun! They turned out great!
ooh...I like the 1st, 3rd and last ones best, but they are all lovely.
Oh my gosh so many great abstracts here. How to pick a favorite....very hard. I really liked #1, 3 & 8 for different reasons. You did an awesome job with all of these.
I rather like number 3!
I am finally back home after a very (long!) flight! I am not in much of a state to make intelligent comment at present! Pictures from Arizona will start soon - and I will keep your tour guide offer in mind!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
As you know, I am not a fan of abstract in any form. I like things as they are. However, these are all beautiful. Bill especially liked the poppy and fox glove, of course.
beautiful- I especially like the foxgloves and coneflowers
Holy cow these are awesome! Just when I thought I had a favorite, I scrolled to find another one. So hard to choose!
A really explosion of colors. I like it. Ha de gott i helgen.
o, how can I pick one of these? Well, I´ll go for no 3 and 7. :)
How on earth can I choose? The cone flowers and the foxglove, amazing but the last one...Incredible. You have inspired me to try harder.
Okay, they're all wonderful. If I had to pick a favorite, it would be the first two and then the cone flower. They ended up perfect. Love them. :)
Okay, they're all wonderful. If I had to pick a favorite, it would be the first two and then the cone flower. They ended up perfect. Love them. :)
So many artistic variations. Love them - I think the cornflowers are a favourite of mine.
I love them all! Great, creative work! My favourite is the Foxglove - I would love to have that one hanging on my wall.
A veritable smorgasbord, Andrea. I think # 3 is pretty wild and crazy and fun and happy. My favourite is #7 with #8 fast on its heels. Delightful visiting here today.
These all are so lovely and artistic!
So many fine abstracta pictures you have done here.
Awesome collection of abstract flowers. #4 is my favourite.
oh Andrea!!! this is exquisite. it is like an entire dance of flowers with so much JOY in them!!! I love them all and especially I love seeing that you had FUN with them. that is really what it is all about, eh?! DOing it, playing, seeing what happens if and when... I could never choose a favourite BEcause as soon as I would call it a favourite I would find another that made me happy, too, and then... so generous of you to give so much of your fiddling to BE enJOYed!!
Love the coneflowers.
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