Abstract Photography
''Abstract photography is a process of using colours and patterns combined to create an image, with no true meaning or no clear subject involved. Abstract photography is not necessarily going to mean the same thing to everyone. Abstract photography leaves more to the imagination and helps us concentrate on texture and colour rather than the whole subject.'' taken from http://wiki.answers.com
This was one of our first lessons. We had been put into groups, and afterwards send outdoors, to make our own abstract photography. The images could be later on used in our book cover projects, as patterns. Since my group has lost the photos, I had to take some new ones, that you can see below.
Even though the objects are small, thanks to the high resolution, they apear enormous on the screen. Now when I look back on the photos, I still find details I haven't seen before.
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