When people ask me what style of photography I shoot in, I generally reply "abstracts". The freedom to take a mundane object in the physical world and transform it to an eye-catching image that causes one to re-examine one's assumptions about that object really appeals to me. Here are some examples of my abstract photographs.
Green Window
Rippling Pool at Myerson Center
(Tongue in Cheek) Road Reflectors
Walkers Reflected
Nieman Marcus Window
Red Building Reflection
Over three early mornings, I took photographs in downtown Dallas of reflections in windows and a reflecting pool. I entitled that collection of photos "Reflections on Dallas" and I still think it's one of my strongest and most coherent series. Those photos are shown above, while some of my other abstracts are below.
Ladders and Shadows
Warehouse Doors
Construction Supports
Construction Supports
Yellow Convertible
Rope on Stanchions
Lobster Buoy
Boat Barrier
Pier Supports
Taro Field, Mauai
Corridor in San Juan de Capistrano
Electrical Insulators
Fountain in Victory Park, Dallas
Lobster Buoys, Stonington ME
Metal Table and Chairs, Dallas
Pipes
Old Building, Wellington TX
Old Building, Wellington TX
