For many, the concept of abstract art breeds images of what appear to the uneducated eye as random swathes of color and shape tossed into a scene to create something the artists deems representation of a specific entity such as an emotion or situation.
When it comes to photography, similar notions can occur as we are confronted with confusing images containing unspecific subject matter. But do not be afraid, there is an awful lot to be learned from abstract photography.
Photo Inspiration
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Dimitridf
Bill Gracey
Dimitridf
Hippie
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Bill Gracey
Anthony C Hammond
Tanakawho
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Akbar2
Tanakawho
Tanakawho
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Radiant Guy
Gwilmore
Gwilmore
Tanakawho
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Imagezen
Tanakawho
Jops
Jon Smith
Tanakawho
Tanakawho
zilverbat
Care_SMC
Tanakawho
Tanakawho
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Eloctre
Tanakawho
Giridhar
Geoffrey Gilson
Geoffrey Gilson
Geoffrey Gilson
Geoffrey Gilson
Geoffrey Gilson
dibytes
Dustin Ginetz
p2-r2
Peter E. Lee
Claudio Schwarz
Bill Gracey
Jessica Keating
Federica Testani
Tai Machado
Smenzel
Inner_vision
Freeariello
Eberg
Hilde Kari
Akbar
Paul Stevenson
Tanakawho
Tanakawho
yago1
Tanakawho
Zeevveez
Lochaven
Tanakawho
Tanakawho
Tanakawho
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Phil Gibbs
Federica Testani
Further Reading
Here are a few links to really useful tutorials and articles that will teach you more about this type of photography:
- Creatively Approaching Abstract Photography
- 80 Amazing Abstract Architecture Shots and How to Shoot Your Own
Share Your Own Images!
I hope you've enjoyed the above photographs and that they've inspired you to go out and capture something amazing for yourself!
We'd love to see your favorite abstract shots - just post a comment and link below. Also, feel free to link to any resources that you've found particularly helpful in this area.
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