Esther's photos with the keyword: abstract

The Saturday Self Challenge: Abstract in black and white Based on a color photograph of water over a dam. TSCIMG 6613A

The Saturday Self-Challenge: Yellow abstract This started out as the side of an orange and yellow shed shot on a diagonal. I then put it through one set of polar coordinate filters to get this. The oval below the orange started out as a round Phillips head screw holding the panels in place. TSSCIMG 5183

The Sunday Challenge: Abstract photography A20201030 142808

The Saturday Self-Challenge: "Unfocused Abstract Photography" This was a photograph of a glass paperweight TSSCIMG 3663

The Sunday Challenge: Abstract On Black This is my car's grillwork. TSSC20190108 085427

The Saturday Self Challenge: "Abstract image in Red" This is the side of my red car with vinyl stripes. I won't lose this car in a parking lot. TSC20190108 085251

This is detail from a column that I shot at an angle. TSC20180403 092710

The original image was from drapery fabric. Not the Sunday Challenge: Red/Day After VIMG 4674

Created from a photograph of an orchid VIMG 4681

For The Sunday Challenge: Gadgets This is a photograph of a corner of a standing fan edited with the posterize effect in Photoshop Elements Fan 4658B

This was created from a shot of window blinds (see note). Neon green was substituted for the white and then the polar distortion feature of Photoshop was used on the uncropped (6 x 4) image as if to create an orb. The edges were cropped to give it a rectangular, rather than oval, look. Not the Sunday Challenge: sliders PIMG 4512

Not the Sunday Challenge: Pushing the Boundaries and Processing. I played with the exposure compensation to darken the Venetian blinds, leaving only slits of light. Then, I converted the black to red. The pre-colorization version is in the note. PIMG 4513.R

Not the Sunday Challenge: Pushing the Boundaries. I played with the exposure compensation (-3) to darken the Venetian blinds, leaving only slits of light. I also pushed my husband's patience as I walked around the bedroom at 6:00 AM with my camera to capture the morning light. PIMG 4513B

Instructions on making an orb in Photoshop Elements can be found at www.ipernity.com/group/836261/discuss/164481 . Orb.AIMG 2368

Instructions on making an orb in Photoshop Elements can be found at www.ipernity.com/group/836261/discuss/164481 . Orb.AIMG 2385

Instructions on making an orb in Photoshop Elements can be found at www.ipernity.com/group/836261/discuss/164481 . This was created from a photograph of clay coffee mugs. CIMG 0851

Instructions on making an orb in Photoshop Elements can be found at www.ipernity.com/group/836261/discuss/164481 . This was created from a photograph of painted adobe at the Huaca de la Luna, or Temple of the Moon, a Moche civilization structure built between the first and eighth centuries AD in northern Peru. CIMG 1435

Instructions on making an orb in Photoshop Elements can be found at www.ipernity.com/group/836261/discuss/164481 . I started with the photograph located at www.ipernity.com/doc/304817/33299583 . I then cropped the image into a square. I selected Filter>Distort>Polar Coordinates>Polar to Rectangular from the Filter Menu located at the top of the Photoshop Elements screen. I then clicked on Image>Rotate>Flip Vertical from the Image Menu at the top of the screen. . Then, from the Filter Menu at the top of the screen, I chose Filter>Distort>Polar Coordinates>Rectangular to Polar. To see what happens when you do not crop an image, see www.ipernity.com/doc/304817/33321921 CIMG 1412