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Tag Archives: Abstracts
June Post 2 – Rust and the ERA, uncovering signs of hope!
I love walking among rusting trains and weathered warehouses. Each detail reveals images that evoke mystical landscapes and the heartbeat of human experiences.  Decades of layered paint begin bubbling, bursting and chipping to create miniature mountain ranges or angelic teardrops. … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract images, abstract photography, Abstracts, ERA, finding hope, Ms. Magazine, old trains, pealing paint, rust, Se. Pat Spearman, warehouses
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Abstract images in weathered paint remind me of Diebenkorn!
Many diverse images caught my eye and imagination this past week. Some were found in the details of boat bottoms in the commercial and sport fishing fleet docked in Princeton Harbor. The stories contained in the peeling paint and rusting … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract images, abstract photography, Abstracts, Cherry Blossom, Cherry Blossoms, Diebenkorn, Golden Gate Park, SFMOMA, Stacy Boorn
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February week 3 – explosive new shapes and possibilities.
In 1958, just a few years after graduating from Princeton, Frank Stella began his groundbreaking “black paintings.” These austere works were composed of parallel stripes determined by the proportions of the canvas and the width of the paintbrush. They had … Continue reading
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April Week 3 – In the most unsuspecting places
Beauty and form can often be seen in the most unsuspecting places: rusting cars, dilapidated farm equipment, weathered roofs, reflected objects, spilled milk, and countless other overlooked objects. I don’t think of my images as photographs, but rather as ‘art’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Abstracts, Boats, creative photography, Harbor Photography, rust, Stacy Boorn
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