Abstracts
"Colour is my day-long obsession, joy, and torment." -Claude Monet
Abstract art uses a visual language of form, color and line to create a composition. I challenge myself to capture common subjects that are often overlooked and then refine the photograph into an interpretive collage of color, motion, and textures. My impressionistic abstracts are original, raw art, using photography as the medium. The image is captured within a split second where light and motion are constantly changing and evolving.
Read MoreAbstract art uses a visual language of form, color and line to create a composition. I challenge myself to capture common subjects that are often overlooked and then refine the photograph into an interpretive collage of color, motion, and textures. My impressionistic abstracts are original, raw art, using photography as the medium. The image is captured within a split second where light and motion are constantly changing and evolving.
Coming Back to Life
Between winter and spring, nature is more complex and I search for abstracts that push the boundaries of expressionism and nature photography. Such it was with this cliff side in the Cherokee National Forest in late March, coming out of winter. The green and yellow mossy rocks combined with the tangled web of vines were slowly coming back to life with color after winter.
Look closely; do you see “Old Man Winter’s” face fading away as spring emerges?
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