Abstract Art By Mother Nature

[Frequency]

I am a die-hard lover of Abstract Art created by Nature in the Canvas of Her water bodies; I think our abstract art is an inspiration from reflections in water surfaces only; i dedicate these five images to Mother Nature from whom we are all evolved and unto whom all would return....

#1: Blueming



#2: Greenary



#3: Fi(re)d



#4:Flow-gold



#5: Vibgyora




Your Judgments are my Nourishments

Regards

 

[Fishpaste]

Interesting...are these the real colors? If so, those are excellent captures.

 

[Frequency]

I just brightened and boosted the colors overall; no selective enhancements(which i don't know to perform)

Thank you

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[GeorgieGirl]

I really like the last one.

 

[KenC]

Generally a little heavy on the processing for my taste, but the image (and title) for #3 are very effective. I think the relatively empty areas in the upper and lower right detract somewhat, so I'd be tempted to crop about the right-hand third of the image and darken the light brown areas that remain near the top - might make it a more powerful image.

Search adjustment layers and layer masks (assuming you have PS) re selective enhancements.

 

[mishele]

Very cool set of shots. #2 and #5 are my favs.
The shapes in #2 take your eye on a trip through the picture....=)
#5 has great color!
Keep shooting!!

 

[Joey_Ricard]

I think your idea has potential, but these results are rough looking to me. By rough, I mean they don't flow from one tone to the next in an eye pleasing manner.. I like the idea though.

 

[Miladymimi]

These are very interesting and I like your idea of an abstract style. I am not a lover of abstract art, but I can see the emotions each of these conveys much in the same way an abstract painting is supposed to elicit emotion from the viewer. Very nice. I think number 3 is the best example of this style.

 

[Frequency]

I really like the last one.

Thank you GG

 

[Frequency]

Generally a little heavy on the processing for my taste, but the image (and title) for #3 are very effective. I think the relatively empty areas in the upper and lower right detract somewhat, so I'd be tempted to crop about the right-hand third of the image and darken the light brown areas that remain near the top - might make it a more powerful image.

Search adjustment layers and layer masks (assuming you have PS) re selective enhancements.

Thank you Ken; now a days i am in a pursuit to minimize post processing; that does not mean i can totally do way with such works; i will try to know PS better before i take images to the operation table of PS

Regards

 

[Frequency]

Very cool set of shots. #2 and #5 are my favs.
The shapes in #2 take your eye on a trip through the picture....=)
#5 has great color!
Keep shooting!!

Thank you Mishele; your words are always inspiring

Regards

 

[Frequency]

I think your idea has potential, but these results are rough looking to me. By rough, I mean they don't flow from one tone to the next in an eye pleasing manner.. I like the idea though.

Thank you Joey; these are "as such" works; so can't help

Regards

 

[Frequency]

These are very interesting and I like your idea of an abstract style. I am not a lover of abstract art, but I can see the emotions each of these conveys much in the same way an abstract painting is supposed to elicit emotion from the viewer. Very nice. I think number 3 is the best example of this style.

Thank you Miladymimi; you made it in concrete statements regarding abstract arts

Regards

 

[Joel_W]

I really like the last one.

Me too, it really pops.

 

[Frequency]

I really like the last one.

Me too, it really pops.

Thank you Joel

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