Abstracts

[Bald Eagle]

very original, i like it, great shot.

[boxgirl73]

Took this photo in the zoo and then hand colored it and changed to sepia......

[boxgirl73]

shot of fan

[gstafleu]

If you don't know what it is, this is pretty abstract...


...it is a tree (well, a close-up of the trunk of a particularly mossy specimen).

[Wombat]

Hi Folks

Great shots folks - all the way from the rainforests to tree bark, with electric fans, neon signs, truck grills and cats ears in between.

Here is a cheap shot of a nasturtium leaf - the variety is called 'Alaska' and is a "self-generating abstract machine" - every leaf is different.

Canon A80, handheld, macro mode, ap. f/5.0, exp. 1/500s, exposure bias -1/3.

regards
Wombat

[phistio]

the scenario...

60mph southbound on lake shore drive, trying to take an abstract with a 1.2 second exposure. if you can make it out...that's the feild museum. mental note...have some one else drive when trying to shoot...

shutter speed 1.2 seconds, f/2.8, and an ISO of 160 @18.2mm focal length.

[Bald Eagle]

Hi Folks

Great shots folks - all the way from the rainforests to tree bark, with electric fans, neon signs, truck grills and cats ears in between.

Here is a cheap shot of a nasturtium leaf - the variety is called 'Alaska' and is a "self-generating abstract machine" - every leaf is different.

Canon A80, handheld, macro mode, ap. f/5.0, exp. 1/500s, exposure bias -1/3.

regards
Wombat

I agree, all the shots lately are fantastic. here is my contribution for the day. A Chandelier, almost.

[Bald Eagle]

Very strange.

[phistio]

what's interesting about this shot is that there was only a candle burning in the backround, and the light from the TV. shot in Priority mode, the f/2.8, ISO 160 and a shutter speed of 1.7 seconds; focal length @ 7.8 mm and my wide angle converter...(which obviously was dirty at the time...DOH!)

[Wombat]

Very strange.

I have one of these as well - perhaps they are taking over I think, but not sure, that they are supposed to mimic the appearance of flesh so as to attract carrion flies - Yuk.

regards
Wonbat