Margaret Waage digital and photographic art

1. THE WORLD OF MARGARET WAAGE
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DIGITAL FINE ART

2. APPLE

3. OVERLAP

4. CALA LILLY

5. FISHTAIL

6. DELICATE

7. NEW YORK ORANGE

8. GEEK

9. RED VINE

10. MATTATUCK VIEW

11. SUSPEND

12. GLOW

13. ENERGETIC

14. FIREBALL

15. VINTAGE

16. WHIRLY

17. FEATHER

18. CALLA LILLY

19. PURPLE LEAF

20. RANUCULUS

21. NEW YORK YELLOW

22. CALLOGRAM

23. UNTITLED

24. VICTORIAN

25. ROSE WIDE

26. TULIP DROPS

27. TILE

28. PEONY

29. BEIGE FLEET

30. BLOOM

31. ROCK DIGITAL

32. FALL DOGWOOD

33. TWO

34. Art work inspiration comes from photography. Sometimes an image has a great color palette and working with programs such
as Adobe PhotoShop I use editing tools to enhance a line or pattern. That process of tweaking is an integral creative process
because it employs the source file as a starting point and allows me to play with shapes, lines and color to form a finished image
that is unique. The abstract image is completed when the results of color correction, transforming and digital painting change
the 'straight' photo to something other that what it appeared to be. I like abstractions because they remind me of dreams. They
can't really be defined because every viewer will have their own interpretation.
Flora photography has always been a source of inspiration. When I photograph a living thing I like to think I'm capturing the
essence of it. How light reflects off a petal or how a line shows geometry. Through photography I appreciate all things around
me living and inanimate. Everything occupies space and while some things represent static and others are living each thing is
worth noting for itself. I like to imagine the hands that may have constructed something inanimate and ferret out the life that
went on before me.
Margaret
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