Moving Towards the Unknown 2 -
by Julie Weber
Title
Moving Towards the Unknown 2 -
Artist
Julie Weber
Medium
Photograph - Photographic Image
Description
This black and white abstract conceptual image sourced from nature is an invitation to venture beyond the known.
The wonderful movement and grainy mystery can conjure so many things - dancers, angels, or to whatever one's sense of mystery leads.
To view in beautiful detail, larger as well as full screen and for IMAGE LICENSING you can take a look here:
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https://julieweberphoto.photoshelter.com/index/G0000EzzT59edyzo/I0000u763z3aG5fM
NOTE: The image has been customized for the products by the artist to achieve the best effect for that image. If you make changes and find that you want to return to the artist's setting, simply refresh the page to get back to the artist's settings.
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June 21st, 2017
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Comments (13)
Julie Weber
Thank you for the feature in the FAA/Pixels group "Everything Else Non Objective Abstract Different Art".
Alex Lapidus
Congratulations, your image has been featured in the Mystery group -- thanks for sharing it with us! Please feel free to add it to the 2023 Feature Archive in the Discussion section (using the "embed" link on your image page).
Alex Lapidus
Congratulations, your image has been featured in the Experimental Photography group -- thanks for sharing it with us! Please feel free to add it to the Oct - Dec 2023 Feature Archive in the Discussion section (using the "embed" link on your image page).
Mitch Spence
This suggests such a range of mysterious subjects, Julie. I love the imagination it prompts.
Helena Tiainen
Wonderful piece! I do not think that you giving a description takes away the viewer's own interpretation. Most viewers are curious about the inspiration of the artist and would like to know something about the work. Short is fine. Viewers can also opt not to read a description, if it does not interest them. Anyway, this is a great and most intriguing mystical piece and I have no idea how you managed to do this with photography. Looks like a drawing to me.
Julie Weber replied:
Thanks very much for looking in and for sharing your thoughts. I've been interested in playing with added grain and, as you can see here, it has some interesting results.
Julie Weber
Thanks Lawrence. I would most often opt out of descriptions as it takes away the viewers opportunity to see from their own points of view. The descriptions I write in the FAA posts are for internet SEOs. What is seen on my Flickr posts or my personal non FAA site are frequently different or don't exist. So your visit reminds me to add a description here (but not one that reveals the mystery).
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