Abstract Impressionism/Abstract project #3

Another go at abstract art form from nature. This one was not intended to be purely impressionistic. Merely another trial of panning effects...





Cheers.

[Ash]

A few other attempts of the same theme:

[JMR]

Really like the last three in particular. Not sure how you did the second last image, but it is awesome. Take the results of the first two and decide whether the technique produces appealing results or can be used in future to convey something on other subjects. As you learn, deciding which technique, if any, is most suitable for any given subject or arrangement, and this will come naturally to you as you practice.

JMR

[Ash]

Thank you JMR.
I will continue to experiment with this type of imagery with time.
Your advice has been very appreciated.
The second last is a 2-3 second exposure starting with a solitary yellow flower in the centre, then quickly panning in a spiral motion getting larger through the exposure.
I'll go more for the simple pans for the time being, as these seem a little on the extravagant side...

[Heinrich Lohmann]

Ash, the first two don't do a lot for me but the last three are very nice with the second last one being awesome. Thanks for posting them.

[Gooshin]

Ash i dont know if you have any subways where you are, but i'm sure you have got some trains, hop on the first (or last) cart and you can get some funky results like these

http://fork.zenfolio.com/img/v4/p528200315-4.jpg


http://fork.zenfolio.com/img/v2/p715473574-4.jpg

[Ash]

Those are indeed cool Goosh.
No subways where I am, not even tunnel - I'm far removed from urban civilisation for some time yet...
But that's a great idea there - will remember that.

Thanks also to you Heinrich.
It's all experimental for me, so I also know little about what works at my stage in the game.

[Sailor]

Originally Posted by JMR

Really like the last three in particular. Not sure how you did the second last image, but it is awesome. Take the results of the first two and decide whether the technique produces appealing results or can be used in future to convey something on other subjects. As you learn, deciding which technique, if any, is most suitable for any given subject or arrangement, and this will come naturally to you as you practice.

JMR

Originally Posted by Heinrich Lohmann

Ash, the first two don't do a lot for me but the last three are very nice with the second last one being awesome. Thanks for posting them.

Same here - I really dig the last three.

Jer

[Ash]

Thank you Jer.
This style is harder than I thought to make appreciable.

[flippedgazelle]

3,4,5 for me. Just too cool!

[Ash]

Thank you also flipped.
Much appreciated.

[Rense]

Great! Not when I have a headache, but for now they are great

[paulyrichard]

I bet these will look great printed up large on canvas.

[Ash]

Cheers guys.