Abstract - # - Sue Henry Photography

This collection features images where color, lines, shapes, or patterns are more important than the actual object being photographed. Please feel free to leave comments on any of the images.

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Sue Henry > This image was inspired by reading an article in "Nature Photography" magazine. I was looking to capture lines, shape, form as opposed to the actual object. A large hosta leaf was the subject of my experimentation.

Sue Henry > I jokingly call this "Joined At The Hip" because it is difficult to determine where the tree stops growing and the rock begins.

Sue Henry > I get so enthralled with the texture and colors of rusty, crusty old metal. An abstract only time can create. Beauty can be found in the most surprising and unusual places.

Sue Henry > I lovingly titled this one "I Can Handle It." An rusty, crusty old car most certainly showing it's age, but trying so hard to maintain a positive attitude! (Kind of like me?!)

Sue Henry > This image I have titled "Age Has Character" and it is one of my personal favorites. Taken at an old car place, it shows what happens to the old double pane glass that has cracked... Think of the wrinkles on an elderly person and the character those wrinkles define. That's the parallel I make with this piece.

This image was inspired by reading an article in "Nature Photography" magazine. I was looking to capture lines, shape, form as opposed to the actual object. A large hosta leaf was the subject of my experimentation.