Featured this week is phenomenal Fine Art and Abstract Photographer, Ursula Abresch…
Here’s a short bio about her and a selection of some of her work
Image by Ursula Abresch
Ursula is an art photographer based in the West Kootenays, in beautiful British Columbia, Canada.
Her style can loosely be classified as photo-impressionism. Photo-impressionism allows for the abstraction of subjects, providing much more character than with a representational photo. Photo-impressionism makes it possible to express feelings without having to say a word and to put down thoughts, dreams, and fleeting moments in time when a small change in light can make the difference between utterly glorious and plain drab. Perhaps more than anything, the concepts of photo-impressionism make Ursula pay attention to colour. She plays with colour and uses it almost as if it were the subject itself, which, in a way, it is, at least in photography. Light is colour.
For her work, she uses a Nikon digital SLR. She processes her work in Photoshop, and prints on fine art papers using a Hewlett Packard printer and Vivera inks.
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