Abstract Photography Techniques

Abstract photography is a visual art form that doesn't convey realistic depictions of the world, focusing on form, color, and line to create a composition that bears little or no resemblance to the objects being photographed.

Abstract images can be partially or completely abstract, with partial abstraction still allowing recognition of the object or subject being photographed, and complete abstraction making it difficult to recognize the object or subject.

The three key elements of abstract photography are form, color, and line, which are used to create an interesting composition.

Form is the shape of the elements in the image, and it's the foundation of an abstract image, making it the most important element.

Color is an emotional topic, and different colors evoke different emotions, with contrasting colors creating an interesting abstract image.

Line is the third key element, directing the viewer's eye through the image, creating a dynamic image by emphasizing movement, and can be straight or curved lines.

Techniques used to create abstract images include selective focus, light and shadows, lines and textures, blur, and partial object, which can be learned through an article on abstract photography.

The article provides techniques to create abstract images, including using selective focus, light and shadows, lines and textures, blur, and partial object, but excludes using Photoshop filters to create abstract images.

The assignment is to study the techniques from the article and create at least three collections of abstract images, each collection focusing on one subject or object, with at least three strong abstract images per collection.

The images should focus on different elements such as form, color, or line, or use different techniques from the article, and a total of nine images are to be submitted.