Thanks Ed! Years back, there’s a long list of representational photographs of abstract subjects. Off the top of my head, there are those taken by Siskind, Strand and Sudek, along with Man Ray and a group of photographers in Prague whose names I can’t remember. As far back as the 1860’s, photographers were making stereoview abstractions of ice formations. (I own a few of those, taken at Niagara Falls and in the Catskills.)
JOHN TODARO PHOTOGRAPHY 
This begins a series of new semi-abstractions, the majority of which are details of out-of-service trains and associated buildings. Enjoy the trip!
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Looking forward…
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Thanks
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Wow! Wow! Wow! High photographic art once again capturing abstract art in a natural setting. I doff my hat to your magnificent talent.
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Thanks Ed! Years back, there’s a long list of representational photographs of abstract subjects. Off the top of my head, there are those taken by Siskind, Strand and Sudek, along with Man Ray and a group of photographers in Prague whose names I can’t remember. As far back as the 1860’s, photographers were making stereoview abstractions of ice formations. (I own a few of those, taken at Niagara Falls and in the Catskills.)
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The title works very well with this, it is a kind of hinterland, and a good one to explore.
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Thanks- I had that feeling about it too.
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