How Do You Use Patterns To Create Abstract Photographic Images?
Have you ever walked down the hallway of a large building and noticed artwork of abstract images? There is something about repetitious patterns that draws our eyes and invokes our curiosity. Somehow, what can be mundane becomes interesting and with a little foresight and creativity can be captured in print. Read on to learn more. Lines are the most obvious patterns. Look around and just focus on lines. You will see them in grasses, in plowed fields, in a row of trees, a plate of celery sticks or just the grill of your car. When looked at in a slightly different angle they can stand out on paper. Colors are another obvious eye catcher. Think of the windows with rows of blue bottles, or children in uniforms standing in line, or different kinds of flowers, but all red. Frame them in your mind and then visualize them on your wall–is it interesting? Tesxtures can be attractive with the right lighting. Think of tiny pebbles on a beach, or a jar of marbles, or sparkling snow. There is someth
