Here are a couple of abstracts I shot with my iPhone.
#23: Light Grid
#24: Butterfly Shadows
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Daily iPhone Challenge #23 & 24
Tuesday, May 19th, 2009Daily iPhone Challenge #21 & 22
Sunday, May 17th, 2009Here are a couple of abstract shots. I thought both of them had great compositions along with some really interesting colors.
#21: Pavement Armour
#22: BBQ Grease
Daily iPhone Challenge # 18 & 19
Thursday, May 14th, 2009#18: Ominous.
We’ve had some crazy clouds the last week or so. Very interesting to photograph.
#19: Converging Lines Pt. 2.
Must be the graphic designer in me but I love finding lines like this. The wall on the right is within arms reach while the left side is the ground and the wall about 20 feet away.
Daily iPhone Challenge #14
Saturday, May 9th, 2009Abstract Sunrise
Daily iPhone Challenge #11 & #12
Thursday, May 7th, 2009#11: Tilt Shift Toy
One of the defining features of tilt shift photos is a small depth of field (lots of blurring) that makes photos of a large scale look like toy models. I kind of took that in a different direction here. Oh well, it’s funny to me. Reagan laughed at it too.
#12: Abstract Bokeh
Bokeh is the term for out of focus objects in a photo (usually the background). With my normal camera it’s pretty easy to accomplish. With an iPhone, with it’s automatic focus, it’s a little tougher. I had to trick the camera in to focusing on the background so the foreground would bokeh nicely. I’m really happy with the result.
Daily iPhone Challenge #9
Tuesday, May 5th, 2009#9: Found Rothko.
This photo’s colors, textures and composition reminded me of the work of one of my favorite painters, Mark Rothko. I’ve added a photo of a Rothko painting (on the right) to illustrate why I see similarities.
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