I haven’t done a lot of abstract photography. I don’t fully comprehend it, which I suppose, in a way, is the definition of abstract.
I thought I would share a gallery of the few images I classified as abstract in my archives.
Abstract: Flowers in the Snow
Then a few I created recently. The first of the tulips at the library through my windshield.
Sometimes the rain lies just right so as to inspire images like this one. (And by the way, the white you see is this flower).
And this one overlooking the nearby town of Front Royal, Virginia, one evening at twilight.
The Day After 
I think abstract is often found looking really close. I love the bottle even though it isn’t a close-up, the rain drops and the night shot are really nice choices for this challenge, thanks for joining Dawn.
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Thank you Ritva.
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Hmmm, you have way more of an understanding than you realize, Dawn. I like the rainy day, and the tree stump. Very nice.
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Thanks Donna.
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I do like your window abstract, Dawn. The wavy, colorful glass bottles are mesmorizing.
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Yes, I love that app!
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Beautiful gallery, Dawn! Thank you for showing us the beauty in abstract around us. Love the rain through the window; I tried a few days ago, but could get the result like you did. The B&W is unique.
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Thanks Amy.
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These are great and colorful abstracts. Beautiful photos! I especially liked the two window abstracts.
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Thank you.
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I think we’re on the same page, Dawn and I love the way approached this challenge. Your photos are beautiful, especially the rain one.
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Thank you Sofia.
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Great photos. Love the water drops!
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Thank you.
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The colored bottles and window are a fave too! 😉
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Well done Dawn!
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Thanks Anne.
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Well Done indeed Dawn. My favorites are the window with bottles on the ledge (I think!) and the rain.
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Mine too, i love that app used to make the bottle image. It is called liquefy.
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Dawn, you’ve got some great examples. Like Tina, I love the bottles on the ledge. Liquefy is a fitting name!
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Thank you.
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