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Abstract

Abstract photographs are images that don't always look like what they are.. Sometimes you don't realize what the subject actually is, other times it is just a new way to look at the subject. Often times, these are just close up (fill the frame) photos of these objects. See the examples below.
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For this photo challenge you have three options:
#1: 1 object, 8 photos
#2: 2 objects, 4 photos each
#3: 8 objects, 8 photos

Options 1 and 2 are more challenging because you need to choose your subject and stick with it. Higher marks will be awarded to those who take options 1 and 2 and create artistic photos with them.
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Helpful link: https://expertphotography.com/complete-guide-abstract-photography-112-tips/

You will post the completed work in your Google Workbook and title it Abstract along with the option you chose (1, 2 or 3).
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