Something I stumbled across last week while out on a photo walk in San Francisco.
Photography from Greg A. Lato
Tag Archive: Abstracts
Photo: Shooting The Pipe
While up at the point overlooking Seal Rock on the coast of San Francisco, I noticed this old clay pipe that is left over from one of the buildings that used to stand on the cliff. With the sun setting, I was able to drop my camera down through one of the holes in the [...]
Photo: Wind Catcher Abstracts
While in Boston, I spotted this great wind catcher art installation near the harbor. Against the blackened night sky with the light of the near-by street lamp shining on it, it made for this great set of abstracts…just not easy to capture at night with no tri-pod (or string-pod) and gusting winds.
Winter Abstracts
A slide of winter abstracts that were taken last year during a visit to Cornell University. My wife was the one who noticed the patterns that the ice ladened branches made when viewed in front of a street lamp. (This is a test of the professional grade photo hosting service from FocalPower. Click on the [...]
Two Years in the Making
There are times while out photographing when something catches your eye and just pulls you in. At that time, you can’t really explain what it is that catches your attention. But you stay and shoot, and shoot, and shoot. You’re in the zone and you just go with it. About two years ago, I had [...]
Photo: Blue Obtuse
While working through some old photos from my Italy trip last summer, I came across a group of abstract images that I took from a couple of different museums in Italy. Click through on the photo above to view the entire gallery. Museums are great places to capture wonderful abstract images…the best museums are works [...]
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