Show us some Abstracts!

[John R]

Shadow and light.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I finally got out with the little camera a couple of days ago.
Try this:

[John R]

I finally got out with the little camera a couple of days ago.
Try this:

Glad to see you are out and about. It looks pretty good to me. What little camera would that be?

JR

[francois]

I finally got out with the little camera a couple of days ago.
Try this:

Really mysterious and also pleasant at the same time!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Thanks, John and Francois.

My little camera is a Canon G5X, and almost pocket camera.
I'm not strong enough yet to carry the Big camera yet. It's a Sony RX10 Mark 3.

[John R]

Thanks, John and Francois.

My little camera is a Canon G5X, and almost pocket camera.
I'm not strong enough yet to carry the Big camera yet. It's a Sony RX10 Mark 3.

So would that be the same as my G1X but the fifth version? Mine won't focus closer than four feet, otherwise it is fine camera with an almost crop size sensor.

JR

[John R]

This one really stood out and called my name. How could I resist.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

And it planted your name in the lower right corner.   

My G5X won't focus closer than about four feet in its "normal" mode, but it also has a "Macro" setting that is excruciatingly difficult to turn on or off. I often get "interesting" effects when I forget which way I have it set.

[Rob C]

And it planted your name in the lower right corner.   

My G5X won't focus closer than about four feet in its "normal" mode, but it also has a "Macro" setting that is excruciatingly difficult to turn on or off. I often get "interesting" effects when I forget which way I have it set.

Is that a sort of stream of consciousness photography, Eric?

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Is that a sort of stream of consciousness photography, Eric?

Of course.

[John R]

Of course.

It's a horse of course. Could be worse. Maybe a curse. Enough already. I do my best photography when I have been out for a while, if that helps. This previous dark blue and shadow image is quickly becoming one my favourites. Closer to becoming a true abstract. I thought it was called non-representational imagery.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Would it be just as abstract upside down?

[francois]

Beautiful rainbow bright colors…

[John R]

Beautiful rainbow bright colors…

Thanks Francois. Once you get hooked on rainbows, it's hard to let them go or stop playing
with them. I turned this one right side up just for Eric and Rob. I don't want any confusion
about my random, stream-of consciousness abstracts

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

That's very nice.
.ecin yrev s'tahT

[Rob C]

I finally got out with the little camera a couple of days ago.
Try this:

Lovely picture.

[RSL]

It's a good one, John.

[John R]

A little space with structure.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

It would work well in an abecedarian series of photos. Got any other letters?

[John R]

Is it abecedarian (had to look that up)? No, it's a simple abstract brought to you by a structure, low sun and a guy with a camera.

JR