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excellent monochrome abstract image!!
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excellent monochrome abstract image!!
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masterpieces of our group! :)


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! this group is about sharing monochrome abstract photographies !

for the purpose of this group we use the following definitions:
- "monochromatic object or image is one whose range of colors consists of shades of a single color or hue; monochrome images in neutral colors are also known as grayscale or black-and-white" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monochrome)
- call a photographic composition abstract if its subject is somehow separate or ‘abstracted’ from reality. abstract photography can be subdivided into two subfields: (1) non-objective or non-representational abstract photography; (2) representational abstract photography, where photographic composition is representating a real object in an unusual way which illustrates a pattern or abstract concept. abstract photography is not ‘reporting’ a scene or event, it is depicting a concept. however, photographs can be both representational yet connotate an abstract concept. (david joyner on abstract photography)

! this group is also about arguing and sharing opinions what means abstract photography in the contemporary art !

! and this group very much is about appreciation and analysis of images in the pool. don't be afraid to be critical !

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