# Abstract Photography

By [Kishore Bakshi](https://dylit.info/user/kishorebakshi2)

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Abstract Photography: Seeing Beyond the Ordinary Abstract photography doesn’t focus on the subject—it focuses on what the subject is. It’s not about what you see—it’s about what you can feel in the image. In abstract photography, shapes, patterns, and colors become the focus. The subject doesn’t matter—it’s about creating mood, emotion, or movement. What makes great abstract photography? Composition : Each element, whether it’s a shape, texture, or color, has a purpose. Emotion : Even without a recognizable subject, the image should evoke something. Creativity : Abstract photography relies on how you interpret the world. Simplicity : Less is often more. Use minimal elements to tell a bigger story. Some tips for abstract photography: Focus on texture, patterns, or color—find beauty in the details. Experiment with motion or long exposure to create movement. Shoot through materials like glass or water for distortion. Keep the composition balanced, even in abstraction. Ask yourself: What emotion or feeling does this image evoke? How does the composition guide the viewer’s eye? Is there a hidden meaning behind the shapes and forms? Abstract photography frees you from reality. It challenges you to see the world through a different lens.