Abstract photography is one of those styles that don't adhere to a strict definition, and can be hard to pin down in terms of tasteful execution. Still, it's pretty popular among photographers who are looking for different ways of looking at things.
Paris-based commercial photographer Julien Palast is definitely one with his intriguing series called Stellar. On his Behance page, Julien simply says they're stellar landscapes made out of ice, but to the untrained eye, it's not that easy to recognize. With all the jagged textures, mishmash of colors, and the uneven cracks here and there, it's really a challenge to figure out how Julien achieved his intrguing abstraction. Did he use crunched up clear plastic? Is that a hint of something metallic there? What is he alluding to by calling this set "stellar"?. thephoblographer.com
2017-9-9 19:00
