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Trident of Kluane

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 09/03/2014
Location: Kluane National Park, Yukon, Canada
Title: Trident of Kluane

In order to see the abstract beauty around us, we need to look at the world in different way. Primarily, a photograph can be taken as an abstract form of visual art if it does not stand for a subject in a plain and literal manner. The intricate lines, interesting forms and the fascinating colors can define the creativity and visual appeal of an abstract fine art photograph.

An abstract photo just like the image being featured in this post is not all about the literal definition of the flowing river as seen from above during a flightseeing flight over Kluane National Park in Canada. Located at the south-west corner of the Yukon area in Canada, Kluane’s landscape is all about glaciers and mountains. Kluane National Park is home to Mount Logan which is the highest peak in Canada and 2nd highest in North America. Instead, this image is about the subjective expression of engaging and provoking its viewers.

The obscurity of this image made it really interesting. The photograph seems to draw away from the realistic and literal meaning of the subject. The river appears to recreate a lot of shimmery forms which plays well with the naked eye. Of all the elements of a well-composed fine art image, the lines were so powerful. The visual rhythm created by the irregular lines catches the eyes of the viewer.

If this type of image appeals to you you should invest into purchasing a fine art print of this abstract work of art. It will definitely look good in almost any room of condo unit with modern and sleek design.

Filed Under: Abstract Tagged With: abstract, canada, flightseeing, kluane national park, yukon

Glacial view

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/02/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Glacial view

Photography has been a powerful tool for artists to showcase their passion for visual art. For landscape lovers, it is through photography that they can express their ingenuity and creativity. Put these two together, it will be a wonderful way of appreciating Mother Nature in a more imaginative and artistic manner.

A recent trip to Iceland gave me the opportunity to capture beautiful sceneries of Svinaefellsjokull Glacier. Iceland bears a frost-molded landscape with tremendously low temperatures. Yet, this place has been given a beautiful and diverse ecosystem and national resources unique to this remote place in the world. Gigantic glaciers, beautiful waterfalls and Northern Lights along with the geysers make Iceland an ideal place for a photographer like me.

This fine art image included more than what the eye can see from a natural point of view. The view is almost unobstructed as it showcased a vaster area of the Svinaefellsjokull Glacier. Take a look at this image and you will be awed by the details and texture of the subjects. The glacial mountain and the blanket of white snow appeared so surreal.

This wide format type of photography is quite impressive once it is done accurately. The stunning images captured are perfect for adding style and artistry in a living room, bedroom or even an office lobby.

Filed Under: Panorama Tagged With: ice, iceland, snow, Svinaefellsjokull glacier, winter

Glacial spillover

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/03/2014
Location: Faajokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Glacial spillover

Exploring the most isolated yet most enchanting places around the world is not an impossible thing for artists whose passion is adventure photography. These visual artists pursue travel photography and bridge boundaries around the world through the images that they capture. A picture of Iceland’s Falljökull Glacier features the most impressive ice falls from the Vatnajökull ice cap. This panoramic image is a combination of multiple shots and highlights the beautiful and unique terrain of Iceland.

The rugged and raw terrain of Falljökull (Glacier of Lakes) Glacier makes it a perfect subject for a fine art photo. The different textures, lines and patterns in this photo bring it to life. The contrasting hues of the bed of snow and the mountains highlighted the eccentricity of this secluded part of the world. Literally, the extraordinary landscape of Iceland is almost out of this world. The cold, eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the Falljökull Glacier might make it seem as an out of the ordinary location for a photo shoot or any type of creative endeavor. As a matter of fact, Vatnajökull araea (also known as the Vatna Glacier) where the Falljökull Glacier can be found has been a part of the modern day culture. The glacier itself has been a used as a location for various films including the 1985 James Bond sequel “A View to a Kill” played by Roger Moore. In addition to that, The very famous HBO fantasy TV series “Games of Thrones” used the Vatnajökull as a location in November 2011.

Invest on a fine art print of this panoramic shot of the Falljökull Glacier. This will be a perfect addition to an arsenal of visual art masterpieces. Furthermore, it can be a wonderful ornamental piece for various households and establishments.

Filed Under: Panorama Tagged With: Falljökull Glacier, glacier, ice, iceland, snow, winter

Glacial subdivision

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/02/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Glacial subdivision

There is always something interesting in panoramic shots which draw viewers into taking another look. This is for the fact that this panoramic approach to photography requires a considerable length of time to be visually digested through a quick glass by the human eye. The visual information conveyed in a panoramic shot is evenly disseminated across a field of view or FOV. Thus, it requires two or three glances before the image starts to sink into our brains. This image of the glaciers in Iceland is a beautiful example of a panoramic shot.

The panoramic photo featured above is very stunning because it provided a complete and detailed view of the glacier. A particular landscape appears to come alive in a much wider perspective.  With the correct camera equipment and skills, a panoramic photo will turn out to be a creative masterpiece. This panoramic view of Svinaefellsjokull Glacier in Iceland conveys a strange sense of ambiguity. It arouses an assortment of human emotions. It may appear cold and gloomy to some but it is a beautiful form of visual art to others.

Including a fine art print of this panoramic shot of Svinaefellsjokull Glacier in Iceland can be a valuable decision. You can begin any design plan for a home or office space with this fine art print. It can be a perfect for various room spaces which needs an artsy and homey sense.

Filed Under: Panorama Tagged With: glacier, ice, iceland, panorama, snow, Svinaefellsjokull glacier

Icelandic dolphin

February 3, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 03/02/2014
Location: Svinaefellsjokull Glacier, Iceland
Title: Icelandic dolphin

For those who enjoy frolicking in a cold weather, Iceland is a perfect place to be. On the other hand, photographers can capture a lot of images that goes beyond the beauty of a winter wonderland. The frozen glory of Iceland is so inviting for photography fanatics who are on the look for very interesting subjects for an outdoor photo shoot. A short hike onto the regal glaciers is a great chance to capture amazing images of Iceland that a regular tourist never gets to see.

One of the many things I’ve done in Iceland was a glacier walk. This glacier formation appeared to be a resting dolphin in the back drop. The different curves of the glacier appeared to bear a resemblance to a face and head of a dolphin. If you happen to fancy abstract photography, this is a fit choice for a fine art print.

The various textures of the rock-solid glacier created a visual illusion that brought this image to life. The detailed feel and quality of the lines and patterns in this snapshot is highly noticeable at the first look. Thus, it can be a nice way of appreciating photography as a form of visual art as it involves a lot of camera skills for this to be captured. Never hesitate to secure a fine art print of this scenery. It will surely pull off an interior design plan effectively.

 

Filed Under: Winter Tagged With: glacier walk, iceland, Svinaefellsjokull glacier, winter

Interwoven

February 2, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 09/03/2014
Location: Kluane National Park, Yukon, Canada
Title: Interwoven

In the art of photography, the use of lines is definitely essential. Lines are dubbed to be one of the most fundamental elements in a photograph which adds depth, character and creativity in an image. The photo featured here is an exemplary abstract image which plays well with the human eye Taken during a flightseeing photo expedition over Kluane National Park, this abstract image of the glacial river appears more than its literal meaning. The Kluane National Park is found in Yukon which is home for the Canada’s most beautiful mountains and glaciers.

The lines here are suggestive which made the composition of this fine art image to be superb. The lines create fluidity and movement which allows the eyes of the viewer to follow the direction to where the lines seem are heading to.  The curved lines in this photograph appear to be sensual and alluring. These lines seem to usher the eyes to look throughout the image with no end point in sight.  A sense of serenity and calm is so evident in this photograph because of the vertical lines. Furthermore, the diagonal lines in this image create a different sense of excitement for all the wanderlusts out there. These oblique lines draw the viewers into a mysterious end.

A fine art print of this beautiful abstract photograph will surely create an enticing and charming interior design idea for any space in an coop / condo apartment. For a home, it will surely look good in a bedroom because of its restful lure.

 

 

Filed Under: Abstract Tagged With: abstract, flightseeing, interwoven, kluane national park

Big splash

February 2, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 09/03/2014
Location: Kluane National Park, Yukon, Canada
Title: Big splash

Impressive abstract photographs are a product of imagination and keen skills in photography. The confluences of shape, texture, color and form are often used in capturing a striking photo. The intense affection of abstract photography to strange shapes, fragments and lines can render a masterpiece of visual art. Just take this image being featured here as an example of an abstract image which exudes creativity and ingenuity.

This abstract photo was taken during a flightseeing photo expedition around Kluane National Park. This was originally an area fully occupied by the glacial ice. This vast park in the southwest area of Yukon is home to lush valleys and beautiful mountain ranges during the short lived summer & fall.

Looking into this interesting abstract photograph, the lines are pretty impressive. The converging lines which comes from different areas of this photo makes this image highly creative. The use of these diverging and converging lines create chaos and confusion. The prominent converging lines gives this image a strong and dynamic quality which consumes the viewer right into the scene. The groups of lines which are close in proximity command attention. There is ample balance in this image as the densities of the lines begin to vary.

Add a sense of sophistication and artistry into an office space with this fine art photograph. For an artsy loft or activity room, a fine art print of this abstract photo will look definitely tasteful.

 

Filed Under: Abstract Tagged With: abstract, canada, flightseeing, kluane national park, yukon

Circles of life

February 1, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 08/31/2014
Location: Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
Title: Circles of life

Mysteries and conundrums are concealed everywhere and anything around us. Abstract photography is the missing link which joins random things and the everyday world with the imaginary realm. Through the eye of abstraction, we can see what is beyond the obvious. The abstract photograph featured here is a striking example.

This image from a boat cruise into Glacier Bay National Park is definitely a captivating abstract image. Bartlett Cove is a place where lofty mountain summits, fjords etched with ice and colossal water glaciers gave Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve the reputation of being one of the most breathtaking places in the world.

Abstract photographs require several elements to appear like it is well-composed. Lines make up a beautiful composition for an abstract scene. This photo features lines which are really creative and suggestive. The horizontal lines give this image a calm and zen feeling. It makes viewers feel relaxed and just take a break and allows them to go with the flow.

The soothing mood of the flowing water can be felt through the long waves of horizontal lines. The repetitive lines suggest unison and movement towards a specific direction. The viewers are drawn into the picture and are taken away by that imaginary current of elements. By merely looking at this abstract picture, it makes viewers think that this image is leading them somewhere. That is the magic of abstract photography- beauty in distortion.

If you are looking for a beautiful accent for a bedroom wall, a fine art print of this photograph will definitely do the trick. Perhaps, think of hanging it as a ornamental piece for a condo with modern interior design. It will remain a perfect work of art for you and your visitors to enjoy.

Filed Under: Abstract Tagged With: abstract, alaska, glacier bay national park, water

Little blue

February 1, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 09/03/2014
Location: Kluane National Park, Yukon, Canada
Title: Little blue

The beauty behind abstract photography is that it can definitely trigger various definitions and awaken the human spirit on how image appeals to their sensitivities.

This photo was taken during a flightseeing photo expedition over Kluane National Park which is a jewel right off the south-western area of Yukon flanked by the British Columbia and the tidewaters of the Alaskan panhandle. This tourist destination allows photographers to experience sweeping landscape of mountain valleys etched with glaciers and peppered with beautiful alpine wildflowers.

An abstract photo can redefine a subject base on what a viewer might perceive. Furthermore, this fine art image draws people into a different dimension. The repetitive patterns and lines in this abstract photograph created a sense of balance. The blue lines seem to break the pattern and add tension in this image. The use of the irregular lines in this photograph is a playful element which creates a visual interest like a rough granite surface or an elephant’s skin. The lines appear to pull the eyes in many directions which create a sense of movement and verve. The strong lines in this abstract image rouse a sense of ambiguity and elusiveness.

A fine art print of this interesting abstract photograph will surely bring much character into an empty apartment space. For those condo units whose interior designs are of earth tones, this will be a perfect focal point that will make visitors stay in awe.

 

Filed Under: Abstract Tagged With: canada, flightseeing, glacier, kluane national park, september, yukon

The layers

February 1, 2015 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

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Date: 08/31/2014
Location: Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
Title: The layers

We tend to see what we feel. This is what abstract photography is all about. An abstract fine art photo depends in the intrinsic forms in an image and how it can tap the human emotion. This image of the Bartlett Cove in Glacier Bay National Park is almost unrecognizable because of the distinct lines and patterns. The subjective expression of this image engages the viewer to think and experience the anonymity of abstract photography.

This fine art image was taken from a Glacier Bay boat cruise experience. Glacier Bay National Park is a land of contrast. From its tidewater glaciers, steams with fresh water and snow-capped summits, Glacier Bay is really beautiful and diverse. The shapes in this fine art image are defined by the contrast of the light and color areas. The geometrical shapes being formed in this abstract image are given emphasis through the diagonal lines. These lines made the image to be more dramatic and it creates a strong visual impact on the viewers. This fine art shot allows the human soul to wander and think towards an unknown destination.

A fine art print of this photograph can be a perfect for those people who would want to incorporate a sense of wonder and artistry into a house or office space. A person who appreciates art and tranquility, a bedroom wall will definitely look good with this on. This picture conveys serenity and calm. It can be a beautiful wall ornament for an apartment sporting a modern interior design.

Filed Under: Abstract Tagged With: abstract, alaska, glacier bay national park, water, waves

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