ABSTRACTIONS
Our cameras do an amazing job telling stories about the world. They can also capture abstract designs when we’re lucky. An abstract photograph can involve color, light, shadow, texture, shape and form to convey a feeling, sensation or impression. This can be done by isolating a fragment of a natural scene in order to remove the context or it may be purposely staged to create a seemingly unreal appearance.
First Place
Abstract 3
Melvin Dorin
Cambria, CA
Second Place
Outskirts #2
Robert Olsson
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Third Place
Aha!
James Draper
Central Falls, RI
Stranger in a Strange Land
Walter Jakubowski
Albion, NY
Waterline 17
Richard Cohen
Boston, MA
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Bryson Leidich
Harrisburg, PA
Light Cascade
Kate Wilson
Cranston, RI
Supernova 1
Dan Hendrickson
Pittsburgh, PA
Hull
Karla Bernstein
Newtown, CT
Turbulence
Bill Clark
Seekonk, MA
In the Beginning
Mary Gerakaris
Canaan, NH
diptych
Christopher Freund
West Hartford, CT
Untitled
John O’Neill
Duluth, MN
Abstract 3
Patricia Dorin
Cambria, CA
Nor rain nor heat
Dennis Geller
Somerville, MA
Abstract 58
Harvey Ornstein
Centerville, MA
Buffalo Space
Coleman Moffett
North Conway, NH
Snackbag
Barbara Von Eckardt
Riverside, RI
Bubble
Debbie Zeitman
Venice, CA
Revealed
Matt Cegelis
Rockport, MA
The Lost Note
Kathleen Nademus
Fords, NJ
Grate 1
Jane Lang
Santa Rosa, CA
Look Within2
Jeff Weddell
Vancouver, BC – Canada
Ancestors
Patricia Miller
Willimantic, CT
Cape Cod Jelly Bellies
Heidi Filmer-Gallagher
Harwich, MA
Abstract #3
Ephriam Horowitz
Baiting Hollow, NY
474
James Klausen
Ojai, CA