Art with Phone!

[Asher Kelman]

I have chosen a few abstractions to demonstrate some fascinating forms within shots taken of interesting scenes.

These aren't necessarily the most important parts, but when cropped have a distinct identity and a rebirth as something entirely new.

Asher Kelman: Homage to Chanel​

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Asher Kelman: Baked Calvary


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[Asher Kelman]

Asher Kelman: Highway to Heaven​

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[Peter Dexter]

These are with your iPhone? Nice abstracts. My Samsung isn't so good at close focus. Yes I guess cel phone photography will be (has been) explored as the next new thing. It's photographic limitations will become it's championing points.

 

[Asher Kelman]

These are with your iPhone? Nice abstracts. My Samsung isn't so good at close focus. Yes I guess cel phone photography will be (has been) explored as the next new thing. It's photographic limitations will become it's championing points.

Peter,

Thanks so much for dropping by. I have, in each case sought for the minimal essence of a picture and adjusted the distribution of light in the simple iPhone photo preparation software.

So none of these final images would likely
be noticed within the scenes beforehand.​

But it does require extreme intimacy and brutality with the picture one thought was perfectly composed!

Asher

 

[Robert Watcher]

I like all three of your photos.


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[Asher Kelman]

I like all three of your photos.


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Thanks, Robert!

For a while, I thought no one noticed and I was thinking, perhaps I am far to self-involved and should shoot folk on the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica, instead!

Asher

 

[Asher Kelman]

I wandered to the kitchen for my morning “wake up” coffee and was greeted by blinding sun illuminating pink orchids on the table.

It seemed like an act of “The Creation”!

Something to compete with “L’Origine du Monde!

Asher Kelman: “....and it was good!”

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Asher