Photographer: Angie McMonigal                 5 Characteristics of Angie Mcmonigal’s Photographs Urban (Cities) Architectural elements Geometric patterns Repetition Sharp focus Describe the Work of the Artist Most of Angie Mcmonigal’s photographs have something in common. Angie Mcmonigal is a famous photographer of taking interesting … More Statement of Intent Blog Post 8

            The picture is split vertically and the colors were exactly half and half. The left side of the picture is red, and the right side is white. Although there is a slight reflection on the red side.     2. There is a white … More Photo Safari Blog post 6

“Abstract photography can be defined as capturing images in which the subject isn’t the most interesting element. Albert Renger-Patzsch, Edward Weston and Aaron Siskind photographed the ordinary to reveal their beauty. Uta Barth reversed the typical use of the camera, shooting out of focus and Andreas Gursky photographs the repetition … More Blog Post 5

Formal elements in photography are Line, Shape, Pattern, Texture, Tone, and Focus. These 6 elements are the most common and basic elements of photography of art. These are considered as most important base in photography. 1. Line: Line is a very significant and powerful element in photography. Lines are used … More Formal Elements

Early on in the history of photography, the technique of photography was not regarded as art. It was hard to defined photography as art compared to painting and drawing. The camera was simply a mechanical means for reproducing reality. During the early 1900s, photography was beginning  to be more recognized … More Is Photography Art? (summary)

Abstract photography is very different from other type of photography. Abstract photography consists unexpected perspective, movement, angle and light. Also, abstract photography is often called non-objective photography.

Abstraction is something that doesn’t not have a perfect subject. The photo might contain unregullar pattern and unclear subject.