Floral Abstract 1 Framed Print

I shot these flowers after a jog where I live. When you look at wildflowers to photograph, you have to look at the possibilities. These flowers are about 2-3 inches long. So you have to look closely to find them and see what they might become in a macro shot. After I photographed them, I generated this abstract rendition, which I hope gives a unique view without compromising the integrity of the original image.

Vibrant flowers in shades of pink, purple, and yellow are closely grouped together, nestled among lush green leaves. A cluster of small yellow blooms forms the centerpiece, surrounded by larger petals creating a symmetrical and harmonious composition.

I began my photography career doing feature stories for local newspapers and magazines in Michigan. I have also done commercial studio and public relations work. But I always looked for creative imagery and image-making techniques, even while I was doing assignment work. I attended every seminar I could, and read dozens of books by creative professionals over the years. The work I am presenting here is a result of that constant search to capture and share what I see and experience and create. My work includes standard photography, digital paintings, layered compositions and abstracts. Some of my current work is centered on generated abstracts from my original files. It is inspired in large part by a conversation I had with a computer...