Somewhere through the years I slipped into more and more artistic renderings based on landscape photos. When I compare the two styles I often see a commonality in lines and patterns with my landscape photography. Lines and trees and colors and sunsets. While I still use landscapes, now I’ve become much more proficient at searching out unlikely or unusual little corners of the visual world as a basis for an art photo. I don’t manipulate scene content with AI, which would be completely opposite of what I’m trying to accomplish here. By way of example, the first image on the page Chicago Dawn was taken through a dirt streaked window of the City of New Orleans as it neared Union Station in Chicago. The lack of natural lighting as dawn approaches created a wonderful subdued color effect and the "filtering” by the dirty window plus the movement of the train car did much of the aesthetic work. An image out of a large number of images taken through the train window throughout the trip with my trusty Huawei P30Pro phone. The minimal time to frame the scenes as they passed by the moving train window really pushed the creative experiment.
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