Showing posts with label minimalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minimalism. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

My Abstract Photography Vision

I appreciate minimalism and abstract concepts in life, and that is reflected in the creation of my photographic work.  The distracting elements are eliminated -- only the important concepts and facets are revealed.

I have on my personal website two volumes in my photography collection:  1)  Abstract and 2)  Minimalism.  Some of my projects can be viewed on the site; however, the projects are not a part of this current discussion.

By way of preview, Ear is a part of the collection:

 Ear
© Mark Eaton

Specific details are irrelevant at the moment, but I will say that no colors were added for 99% of the compositions I make public.  Only available light, shadow, colors/tones, and imagination are used.  This does make for some very interesting and creative portraits, in my opinion.

Take a look at my Abstract gallery over at my website here.





Thursday, April 4, 2013

The Art of Still Life

The rhetoric of war is increasing here on the Korean peninsula.  As men in power continue to play the games of destruction and death, I am embracing the beauty of life.

I have a new project on my website called, The Art of Still Life.  All of the compositions were photographed during my travels in Asia with a majority taken in South Korea.

The following are two images that are included in the project:
 

 Animate and Inanimate
© Mark Eaton


In A Row
© Mark Eaton

While there is still life on the peninsula, view The Art of Still Life on my website that can be accessed here.

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Abstract Study - Photo for the Day

The photo for the day is an abstract study.

Paths
© Mark Eaton