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RE: Abstract photography contest -WOX - #2 from Bambuka
Me, I like most your first and your before-last pictures.
As you wrote, the association to some kind of "animalism" is to be seen in the first, and for me, there is no need to discover the "real subject". And as @jorgevandeperre pointed out, I see (as might be read from my contribution) no line between "abstract" and "concrete" pictures as the mean thing runs in the mind that looks and reflects.
In the before-last picture I feel remindet to some signs for words in Asian languages and at the same time to some graphical displays of the "Brandenburg Gate" in Berlin... But I like it not to know what the original subject has been. ;-)
I agree, our mind considers itself the main thing and always intervenes in all processes :) It is for this reason that I mention meditation when looking at an abstract photograph or painting. If we turn off the thought process and internal dialogue, we can see a completely different reality. But how can I tell her in the photo? ...