Neutral colors are anything but dull. Instead, a palette of whites reveals a softness, a place you’d like your eye to linger and relax. So I’ve gathered a group of photos that complement each other in white tones to create modern abstract neutral color art. And they are close-ups too. However, I just couldn’t fit all of that in one sentence.
After a few shell-shocked mornings at the start of the Covid-19 lockdown, I looked up from having checked my phone for news updates. The subtle movement across the wall caught my attention. Slowly, methodically, a shadow invited me to focus on the present moment and appreciate what was unfolding in front of me. What resulted was making art in isolation.
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.