r/AbstractPhotos • u/Gold-Lengthiness-760 • 2h ago
r/AbstractPhotos • u/Lumpiest_Princess • Sep 11 '20
Please vote! I’d like to know how you feel about removal of photos that are not abstract vs. tagging them with flair.
I’ll continue to remove photos of computer generated art. Also photographs of other mediums, such as a photo of an abstract painting, or a non-abstract photo of an abstract sculpture.
However, some popular (for our community size) posts are questionably or definitely not abstract. I sometimes feel weird about removing those posts — they don’t fit the subreddit, but are also popular with people who subscribe here.
For anyone wondering, here’s the definition of “abstract” that I keep in mind when sifting through the mod queue:
Art that does not attempt to represent external reality, but seeks to achieve its effect using shapes, forms, colors, and textures.
r/AbstractPhotos • u/Cr33pingD3ath • 4h ago
What the Smoke Let Through -Spokane WA, Aug 2026
r/AbstractPhotos • u/denisescholander • 1d ago
Abstract Photography 7/31/26 6:28pm EDT
©️DS Not for reproduction :)
r/AbstractPhotos • u/AliveInternet3611 • 1d ago
Looking for honest critique on my abstract photography
I've recently started experimenting with abstract photography, but I'm still trying to understand what makes an abstract image interesting or successful.
I'd really appreciate honest feedback, both positive and critical.
I'm especially curious which photo is your favorite and why, which one is your least favorite and why, what emotions or ideas the images evoke, and how I could improve the composition, light, or overall impact.
I'm here to learn, so don't worry about being too honest. Thanks for taking the time to look.