Shadows on Snow – Visual Art Collection
As we near the end of March, my wife has guaranteed she can end these wintery scenes at least until we passed through another Summer season. Her solution: she has ordered gifts for me of a new snow shovel and galoshes.
Shadows on Snow – Visual Art Collection
Photography is associated with an accurate representation of realism – a reflection of reality. Black and white with associated grey tones convey a sense of authenticity that is confounded by the embedded messages of colors.
Is this an abstraction?
Purely abstract work avoids realism, so can photography really be abstract?
These Shadows in Snow may more accurately be considered minimalism. In this image, the minimalism is binary – black and white.
Shadows on Snow – Visual Art Collection
This is not a Rorschach test. Nor is it a work of non-objective art. What do you see?
"Seeing is an act of the mind, not just the eyes. When you look at something, you are directing your attention to parts of the visual field and ignoring others."1
Non-objective art is purely line and form. This is a photograph of shadows on snow.
What did you say you saw, again?
