AJHingel

<p>Well, that seems to give a clear message, telling that:</p>

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<li>There are no-one around who makes mixed media work with camera and digital modification to make abstract images - or no-one who cares to share such work.</li>

<li>Abstract imagess, like those that I have shown, are probably not considered to be "abstract photography" and therfore considered to be beyond the concerns of this forum.</li>

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<p>I take note.</p>

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<p>I'm sure, that I'm not the only around here who works with other "media" apart from photography. I paint, make sculptures (wood, bronze) and draw, mostly abstract work, and I continue my passion for photography.`Many of my abstract works are based on a combination of these. They are so-called mixed media works.<br>

My paintings and sculptures live their own life, but I use them sometimes as source for photographical work and digital modifications, creating abstract or surrealistic images. In some cases I use photos (nature, architecture) for the similar digital modification workflows.<br>

Whether that process results in something that can be called "abstract photography" is of course depending on definitions. I would include suggest to include them, in the hope of sharing likeminded works of photonetters.<br>

See exemple below<br>

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<p>Very good ice abstracts above.<br>

Here is one of mine, less abstract though.</p><div></div>