Painting in itself induces in us our own rhythms and colors, emotions. The art world is of course infinitely vast. From Picasso to Pollock's abstract art includes geometric forms and sharp lines to accidental spatters and drips. Abstract painters pour and drip paint; drag brushes athwart canvas, draw shapes with an exaggeration and without any meaning. They create materials, paint to build an abstract painting and the abstract photographers start with the object in reality and blur it accordingly.

Now keeping this point of view we can actually see the work and creation of abstract photographers.  Actually abstract photographers have more fun, in the beginning especially, creating abstract photographers is quite fun and rather more easy. For example anything could be used as an abstract photography. Let the fly open the cupboard doors of your kitchen or walk in the backyard in a snowstorm. The result either in blurred or focus would be abstract photograph till the time they do not represent or depict the exact reality, or we do not get to know the reality.   Kitchen cupboard doors or wander your backyard during a snowstorm for inspiration. The picture might remind viewers about the reality in certain manner, but that is beside the point.

Abstract photographer allows the focus of lens acutely so that we can actually see the wrinkles, but cannot recognize the image in the picture.   The replications of objects photographed from the distant or unusual point create rhythmic color and actually letting lens to blur the reality and dissolving the object away from the recognition into amorphous shape and pure colors. Therefore the abstract photographers make a picture which is meant for visual sensation.

In the digital age, when we are actually able to see our photographs with great closeness, abstract photography is especially flattering for the beginners. There are as such no boundaries except for all those which you compel upon yourself. The arts are like the sisters, they share common attributes, and they maintain their individuality by sharing the common attributes to each other. As admirers of art, we are reasonably drawn to view photography and painting as similar: as our experiences tell us those pictures which are painted, drawn or photographed present only places, things and persons.