Anyway, I've been trying out a few things with my camera lately, some quite abstract. Here are a couple of them.



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2 comments:
Thanks for sharing the pictures (and re-appearing!). I really like the first one. I guess my taste in art isn't refined enough to appreciate the last two though- abstract art is something I've never quite "gotten".
I like the first photo, too. As an artist, one "rule" is to not center your subject matter. Rules are made to be broken, but you might try it. My daughter has done some artsy photos on her blog that you might like www.skybag.blogspot.com. Your last photo gives me a sense of speed. Interesting.
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