I can already divide graphic plots into several categories: urban graphic landscape, natural graphic landscape, abstract natural graphic, graphic of non-natural origin. And they are all different both in location and in the method and complexity of creation.
I came to the shooting of a graphic landscape after a year or more. Yes, I started with the rhythm of tree trunks, but it was an ordered schedule. I began to remove monotonous pictures only last fall. As you know, spring in its colors sometimes resembles autumn, which allowed me to continue a series of graphic plots.
The graphic landscape is different in that in the photo you can still see the main object, poorly noticeable planning, the presence of ground.
The main criterion is the complete absence of the sky!
If you remove the ground from the frame, then the word "landscape" also disappears from the concept.
It turns out already abstract graphics. Although this line is a bit blurry. Even in the absence of sky, some photographs can be considered landscape, if they have a clear and understandable plot.
But monotonous canvases are already completely abstract, because in this case, you need to strain your brain and imagination to parse the picture into its components.
On this bush, by the way, is full of sparrows on the branches! But due to the pressed plan they merge into a single carpet.
I saw many remotely similar in design photos. Remotely, because everyone is trying to capture the classic landscape, but a little more original. I completely blur and even exclude all reasonable concepts of composition.
It is almost the same as pouring different paints onto the canvas in a chaotic manner. But if you still think about it, then there is a color scheme, there is a picture.
But I have never met an identical photos...I still believe that someone makes similar pictures in the world, but they just did not catch my eye. The theme is very rare!
Next time I’ll try to capture and give an example of a graphic landscape that will be as close as possible to an ordinary landscape.
