Photography
I always carry one or two cameras when I travel, and frequently when I just go for a walk. There is always something that excites the eye—abstract images in the unexpected juxtaposition of trees, fruit, buildings, rocks, umbrellas, you-name-it. Sometimes it’s the rhythm of shapes and light and colors; the vitality of a person, an animal or a sculpture; the intrigue of shadows and reflections. Here are some images that captured my attention.
AnneKarin Glass
Visual Thinker
This is a group of photographs taken in August 2009 at the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. My objective in shoot ing them was to create a collection of images that I could use as a springboard for a series of abstract oil paintings on aluminum foil and glass beads and shards. For my original purpose I needed to rework them in photoshop. Some of the images were so powerful as photographs that I want to share them as such. The first few have been adjuted only for color, lightness and contrast. The rest have been subjected to crativity.
