Intersecting Silence
This minimalist series studies fallen tree trunks with slanted lines, lip-like curves, and criss-cross patterns. I used an extreme ISO to create a heavy grain that adds texture. The noise turns these organic, intersecting structures into a quiet, dramatic story of abstract shapes.
Awards
Black & White Photo Contest
2026Nominee
Abstract
Professional
Intersecting Silence
This minimalist series studies fallen tree trunks with slanted lines, lip-like curves, and criss-cross patterns. I used an extreme ISO to create a heavy grain that adds texture. The noise turns these organic, intersecting structures into a quiet, dramatic story of abstract shapes.
About Artist
Ka Tak Jason Chu
With over 20 years of experience in photography, I started as a photojournalist and now serve as a government photographer. My work covers official visits and large-scale public events, including internationally recognized sporting events, as well as government projects in urban development, sustainability, education, innovation and technology, medical science, and environmental hygiene etc. I won three Golden Awards (2nd Runner-Up) at the London Photography Awards 2026 under the Professional Group in the following categories: Photo Story - Special Category: Travel Photography https://londonphotographyawards.com /winner-info.php?id=10047 Single Photo - Fine Art Photography: Kinetic https://londonphotographyawards.com /winner-info.php?id=10088 Single Photo - People Photography: Couple https://londonphotographyawards.com /winner-info.php?id=10054
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