ENTRY DESCRIPTION
A long exposure photograph of the iconic waterfall in Southern Iceland. I wanted to highlight certain parts of the scene beyond the actual waterfall like the inner cavern, the water trails, the silhouetted people and the crooked leading line. This is where my physical vision intersects with my psychological vision to produce a "vision drawing" (part of a theory on a psychology of photography I have developed).

AUTHOR
John Kosmopoulos is an internationally awarded and published photographer specializing in architecture, abstract, long exposure, and minimalist black and white fine art photography. His fine art photography has been featured in galleries and several national and international publications. John was voted one of the grand and prestigious photographers of 2013 (Source: 121Clicks.com). He is also a moderator and curator of the architecture group and exhibit at Stark Magazine and featured artist with the House of Ilford, Paint The City, Topaz Labs and Formatt Hitech. He espouses an "eclectic aesthethic fine art" philosophy and a psychology of photography that he refers to as "vision drawing (oramagraphy)". He has written several treatises on practical fine art photography and conducts workshops. He resides in the great city of Toronto where he balances his passion for the photographic arts and writing with his love of the behaviour sciences as a consultant and professor. Website: www.silverzenphotography.com

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