Do you know the difference between abstract and impressionist photography?

Join me on a captivating artistic journey as we delve into the intriguing relationship between abstract and impressionist photography. In this thought-provoking video, I unravel the unique characteristics and distinctions that set these two artistic styles apart.
Prepare to be inspired as we invite you to embrace the power of abstract and impressionist photography and share your unique perspectives with the world.
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[@JArmandoCastaneda]

Thank you for the informative vid. You made your case of both photographic styles.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DamianMaia]

I love this video, and the channel overall!

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Thanks so much!

[@oneeyedphotographer]

I need light, because without it my canvas is black,
I need form, because with light and no form my canvas is white.
With light and form, I'm in business. Shadows, corners of buildings, silhouettes.
Texture is a bonus. With texture I can show your face.
Colour is often a distraction. I've not decided about colour and impressionism.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Perhaps, over time, you'll uncover how color can harmonize with your artistic vision, just as light and form have. It's all part of the artistic journey, isn't it?

[@oneeyedphotographer]

@@evapolak-impressionist-photo I prefer black and white. When I do colour and black and white versions, I almost always prefer the black and white. The big exception is some of my ICM photos, the movement reduces or eliminates the strong contrast I like.
I used to buy Richard White's calendars, he did landscapes using an Ebony 5x4. He lived in Mansfield, Victoria.

[@sureshtravelvidios9661]

👍

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

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