Abstracts
I have discovered that I have an appreciation for abstract photography. With my camera, I love to explore textures, colors, and shapes in ways that perhaps are a little different from what one might consider conventional.
It’s not too surprising I suppose, seeing that I live in a wilderness region of Canada, that water and ice often find their way into my abstract work. Water and ice have such a delightful way of warping and twisting light, creating their own distorted versions of reality that beg for attention.
And I love the idea that the results of this exploration will usually be somewhat uncertain. This uncertainty makes the pursuit so much more interesting to me.
Please note that I have made these images using my camera and then performing only basic, standard editing afterwards. In other words, these are photographs that don’t look a whole lot different from the raw images that came out of my camera - not digital paintings created on my computer.
Please feel free to contact me anytime if you have questions about my work. For information on prices and ordering prints go to my Prices and Ordering page.
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