Here are nine abstract photographs by Glenn Homann. Each image is cited for reference.

  1. Stairs and Railings
    Image of colorful stairs with a blue railing against a white wall.
  2. Red and Gray Walls
    A striking composition of red and gray architectural elements.
  3. Walking Woman
    A woman in vibrant clothing walks against a colorful wall.
  4. Stop Sign and Motorcycle
    A stop sign and motorcycle against a bright yellow backdrop.
  5. Bird and Slide
    A bird perched beside colorful playground equipment.
  6. Shipping Containers
    A stack of colorful shipping containers in a warehouse setting.
  7. Parking Structure
    A geometric view of a parking structure with vibrant colors.
  8. Green Fence and Tree
    A green fence with a tree in the background.
  9. Colorful Dumpster
    A brightly colored dumpster against a contrasting wall.

Analysis of Photographic Style

Characteristics of Glenn Homann’s Abstract Photography:

  1. Vivid Colors: Homann frequently uses bold and contrasting colors to create striking compositions.
  2. Geometric Shapes: His work features strong lines and geometric forms, emphasizing structure and design.
  3. Minimalism: Many images focus on simplicity, stripping away extraneous details to highlight essential elements.
  4. Perspective and Composition: Unique angles and framing draw attention to everyday objects in unexpected ways.
  5. Contrast: There’s a strong use of contrast between light and shadow, enhancing the abstract quality.

Abstract Nature of the Photographs:
Homann’s photographs often abstract everyday scenes by isolating colors, forms, and compositions that may go unnoticed. This abstraction invites viewers to engage with the images on a more conceptual level, rather than a literal one.

Personal Appreciation of the Style:
I admire Homann’s ability to turn mundane objects into art through color and composition. His work encourages me to see beauty in the ordinary, inspiring me to explore abstraction in my own photography.

Quotation:
“I find beauty in the overlooked.”
This quote encapsulates Homann’s philosophy and highlights his focus on finding artistic value in everyday life, aligning with my own aim to discover beauty in the mundane.

Connection to My Vision

Why I Chose Glenn Homann:
I chose Glenn Homann because his abstract style resonates with my vision of photography. His ability to transform ordinary scenes into captivating works of art inspires me to seek out unique perspectives in my own photography.

Adapting His Style:
I plan to adapt Homann’s style by focusing on color, shape, and minimalism in my compositions. I aim to create photographs that provoke thought and emotion through abstraction.

Evaluation of One Image

Selected Image:
Walking Woman

Reasons for Selection:
I chose this image because it juxtaposes vibrant color with urban scenery, creating a striking visual narrative.

Surprising Elements:
The unexpected harmony between the subject and the background stands out, transforming a simple moment into an artistic expression.

Formal Element: Light
Light plays a crucial role in this photograph, highlighting the colors and creating depth. The way the natural light interacts with the scene enhances the overall composition, drawing the viewer’s eye to the woman and her vibrant attire.

Revised Vision Statement

My vision is to explore the beauty of everyday life through abstract photography. I will take photos in the style of Glenn Homann, particularly inspired by his use of color and geometry. I aim to capture images that evoke emotion and provoke thought, transforming ordinary moments into extraordinary art.