Mobi365 Nagaisgich’s Project 366 - 2020 - Appstracts

Nagaisgich said:
This photo has more detail than a lot of minimal pieces I’ve seen. My story is that it’s minimal nature photog... and I’m sticking to it!

See! There’s even a few ducks.

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Nobody is going to pick you up on whether your 365 images fit whatever “theme” you’ve decided upon. You can do what you like in your 365. :thumbs:
 
JillyG said:
Nobody is going to pick you up on whether your 365 images fit whatever “theme” you’ve decided upon. You can do what you like in your 365. :thumbs:
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Thanks for saying that. I think I’m exploring quite a lot here, and it’ll be good to see what I think of my comments a year from now.

I remember the Romantic poets in school... there was always the list of “rules” that qualified a poet as belonging to the romantic period. Then there was always a poet or two who were a bit different. They only matched some of the rules.

I think I am still finding out how much I want to make the kind of minimal stuff I see around, or if I just want to make some pale photos now and then :) Because I’m also liking the Appstracts quite a lot.
 
Leaves adrift
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My short excursion into minimal photography is over. I love looking at minimal photos.. serene and thought-inducing but it’s not actually much fun for me since I live in a big city .... the first few were actually a lot of fun since I was staying in a friends old house and I cherished her old doors etc.

But outdoors? Why struggle to get clear expanses of brick with a drain spout? There’s way better stuff out there.

I leave this thread with a mash-up: gritty street with abstract softness !! These things keep happening to me instead of minimalism lol
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Nagaisgich said:
My short excursion into minimal photography is over. I love looking at minimal photos.. serene and thought-inducing but it’s not actually much fun for me since I live in a big city .... the first few were actually a lot of fun since I was staying in a friends old house and I cherished her old doors etc.

But outdoors? Why struggle to get clear expanses of brick with a drain spout? There’s way better stuff out there.

I leave this thread with a mash-up: gritty street with abstract softness !! These things keep happening to me instead of minimalism lol View attachment 152853!!
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Love this!
 
Nagaisgich said:
My short excursion into minimal photography is over. I love looking at minimal photos.. serene and thought-inducing but it’s not actually much fun for me since I live in a big city .... the first few were actually a lot of fun since I was staying in a friends old house and I cherished her old doors etc.

But outdoors? Why struggle to get clear expanses of brick with a drain spout? There’s way better stuff out there.

I leave this thread with a mash-up: gritty street with abstract softness !! These things keep happening to me instead of minimalism lol View attachment 152853
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Are you carrying on with your 365 and just changing the focus?
 
Nagaisgich said:
My short excursion into minimal photography is over. I love looking at minimal photos.. serene and thought-inducing but it’s not actually much fun for me since I live in a big city .... the first few were actually a lot of fun since I was staying in a friends old house and I cherished her old doors etc.

But outdoors? Why struggle to get clear expanses of brick with a drain spout? There’s way better stuff out there.

I leave this thread with a mash-up: gritty street with abstract softness !! These things keep happening to me instead of minimalism lol View attachment 152853
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Love this. What do you mean “leave this thread”? You can still carry on with your 365 can’t you?
 
My first image with which I planned and prepared each component ahead of time. The background is a two-photo collage that I added effects to from Repix then blurred in IColorama. The subject was taken to Superimpose to have background replaced with black, then taken to iColorama to be turned into a sketch, then back to Superimpose to have it’s black background easily removed before layering and blending onto the colourful background. Back to iColorama for the tiles.


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Nagaisgich said:
My first image with which I planned and prepared each component ahead of time. The background is a two-photo collage that I added effects to from Repix then blurred in IColorama. The subject was taken to Superimpose to have background replaced with black, then taken to iColorama to be turned into a sketch, then back to Superimpose to have it’s black background easily removed before layering and blending onto the colourful background. Back to iColorama for the tiles.


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Very nice! I’m a big fan of the this particular tile option.
 
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