Tag: Abstract photography

In the first article of a new series, Keith provides a short 'how-to' on getting started using layers.

Historically, a diptych was a hinged, two-panel artwork. In modern usage, it can be a related pair of paintings or, even more relevant to us, street photographs.

Is it possible to photograph a famous city without a dedicated camera? The author shows us his approach to capturing Beijing by iPhone

Has your heart ever leapt at the sight of an urban apartment building? I suspect not. Mine practically jumped...

Is there any point in physical exhibitions in these days of instant social media gratification. Keith decided to organise his first exhibition on the subject of "Abstract Coronado" and came away with a surprising conclusion...

Unlike painting, where artists literally start with a blank canvas and have complete control over their creation, photography records an existing real-world scene. Creating an abstract photograph therefore comes closer to the dictionary definition of ‘abstracting’ — that is, separating or withdrawing something from something else...