51 of 1514

|

wood prints abstract wood prints impressionism wood prints cup wood prints cherry blossom trees wood prints icm wood prints intentional camera movement wood prints in camera wood prints expressionism wood prints double exposure wood prints multiple exposure wood prints wall decor wood prints decorating wood prints cups wood prints home goods wood prints

photographs abstract photos impressionism photos cup photos cherry blossom trees photos icm photos intentional camera movement photos in camera photos expressionism photos double exposure photos multiple exposure photos wall decor photos decorating photos cups photos home goods photos

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Two blended exposures; one shot horizontally and one shot vertically created a thick woven pattern of the Cherry Blossom tree branches.

The photographic story of photographer Cate Franklyn began when she moved back to her old neighborhood of Astoria Queens, New York. With camera in hand she continues to rediscover the beauty of the urban landscape of her youth and newly discovering its dynamic redevelopment. She captures images of the ordinary and makes them extraordinary as seen through her urban eyes. As seen through her imagination, Cate Franklyn has also discovered the fun and excitement of creating digital art through Artificial Intelligence. She can create art way beyond her wildest imagination.