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Tag Archives: abstract photography
Curlicue
I tossed my phone charger aside on the couch after I unplugged it the other day, and this is what I sawđ Kind of striking, that curl of white against the two jumbled, dark red blankets. So I used the … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Photography
Tagged abstract photography, creativity, iPhoneography, photography
3 Comments
Two apartment buildings
Just a quick photo today. I liked the lines and colors of these two apartment buildings, which I noticed while daydreaming during an extra long stop at the traffic light facing south at Farwell and Ogden thanks to Milwaukeeâs train/shuttle, … Continue reading
Happy Accident
An accidental photo I took of a carpet. Not really sure how it happened, and itâs blurry because my hand was moving. (I intended to take a picture of a faraway sign so I could then enlarge the photo and … Continue reading
Purple Swirls
This is what I saw as I was drinking water from a colorful old Tupperware glass in the kitchen one recent night with the light above the sink shining through. This glass was part of a set my kids used … Continue reading
Self-portrait in red bathrobe among dirty dishes
Iâve been sick the past week and a half with what I assume is Omicron, despite being double-vaxxed, boosted, and perpetually masked. Drugstores have been sold out of Covid tests, and lines at drive-up test sites are several blocks long. … Continue reading
Dashboard Abstract
I pulled into our driveway and parked in the shade of our yew tree, then noticed the kind of cool pattern of light and shade on the dash as I was getting my things together from the passengerâs seat. Thereâs … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged abstract photography, Black and white photography, photography
3 Comments
Firestreak
This is actually a reflection, on slightly crumpled aluminum foil, of the red light on my stove indicating that a burner is turned on. My daughter had placed a foil-covered tray on a lower oven shelf last night in case … Continue reading
Green light, rainy morning
A nice, gentle spring rain was falling this morning as I waited for the light to change acros the street from my office. I loved the abstract image of the green light glowing through the circles of raindrops on one … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography
Tagged abstract photography, creativity, Milwaukee, photography, raindrops, urban photos
4 Comments
Paw prints etched in ice (and in my heartâ¤ď¸)
I love the abstract images resulting from close-up views of this very mundane subject. A tribute to dogs everywhere who must brave the elements every day to take care of their canine business. With a special shout-out to Cocoâ¤ď¸
Posted in Life, Photography
Tagged abstract photography, dogs, paw prints, photography, winter
5 Comments
Elevator Abstractions
I saw these fun images while waiting for the elevator in the Grohmann Museum today and thought I’d share. Moving from left to right, most abstract to least. The two images in the middle are basically the same image, with … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged abstract photography, Grohmann Museum, Milwaukee School of Engineering, photography
4 Comments