Abstract photography is all about perspective, creativity, or new ideas.  The artist or photographer's style is very personal and their point of view is often different than another photographer's.  This is what keeps creativity moving - the ability to use one's imagination or to see an ordinary thing in a new way.  Conceptual photography on the other hand, is more about transitioning what isn't there into being.  Fantasy and surreal photography are creative arts and require the photographer to manufacture images to create something new with digital software, or by staging multiple shoots to stich several images together, making a single image that is entirely unique.

I enjoy both forms of perspective photography: seeing old things in a new light or fabricating something to form a new image.  Not only is it fun to do, it is a great way to test your skill limits or to just give the world something different and interesting.  These prints make great conversation starters or beautiful statement pieces to showcase in a large print. While this genre is not everyone's cup of tea, if you love it and it speaks to you, display it!