I wonder if Monet were alive today and had the benefit of a digital camera in hand, would he create the gentle brushstrokes a camera records with movement? Is the soft subtle motion of a breeze stirring up a patch of red flowers in a green field of grass? Or the tussling of the branches of a tree? Imagine how the landscape changes at the hand of the artist in these photo-impressionism images.
Upbeat colors and a dreamy effect of shapes from an unlikely place: underneath a highway. This tunnel’s walls were painted with geometric patterns. I twisted my camera around and around. I fell in love with the gradient colors, the lines and swirls, all giving off a fun, youthful vibe. Enjoy the variety of geometric abstract art that the tunnel and I produced in collaboration.
Ann Newman is an abstract photographer, writer, and creator of Annstracts. As a former, professionally-trained salesperson, Ann understands that people want to solve problems or accelerate growth for a better future. Exploring the symbolism in abstract photos, she lets them tell stories that offer hope. You might find Ann near her home in Phoenix, bent down looking at the tiniest details of a bug, patting any nearby dog, or looking up at a tree to figure out what bird she just heard.