Abstract impressions, Paihia - New Zealand

[Anton17]

Did these before but haven't had the camera out for a while. Had some polarized opinions on these types of photographs before but its always worth a share.

 

[williams359]

I love the first and last one but im not so keen on the other two. You can see how they were done more than the others which would look nice hanging on any wall.

 

[Delta Skies]

I also agree that #1 jumps out of the set as being the more interesting image.

 

[Anton17]

I love the first and last one but im not so keen on the other two. You can see how they were done more than the others which would look nice hanging on any wall.

I dig what you mean and cheers for the feedback.

Here's a couple more.

 

[hoolio]

Not been a huge fan of these or earlier shots but #1 is a little bit different, very reminiscent of Turners later work. To me it works because there is some foreground interest, wobbled as it is.

 

[viv1969]

Out of all of them, the only one I really don't like is the second.
I think the others would make cracking canvas prints.

 

[purplepleaser]

great images, so much better than the average landscape shot. you might like Chris Friels works.

 

[Anton17]

you might like Chris Friels works.

Oh yes, found out about him 3 or 4 years ago, everyone should take a look at his work, much better than I could hope to do.

His tilt shift shots are especially noteworthy.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cfriel/