Textures and patterns in chalk cliffs at Studland Bay – showing white strata and darker flint nodule layers; different degrees of weathering, fracturing and smoothing of the rock surfaces; subtle inherent variations in colouring; greyscale shading brought about by dirt and biological encrustations; and more dramatic green algal coatings on the wave-washed cliff base.
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In Chalk Cliff Pattern & Texture 8, I especially like that you were able to capture not only the gull, but her shadow for this nice composition.
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I discovered the shadow after taking the picture – it was just a coincidence that it was captured, as was the bird itself. I was looking at the rock!
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Brilliant images Jessica. Love the header image which is really abstract.
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Fabulous images – I especially like the first one – wonderful textures and colours!
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Thank you, Adrian. I really appreciate your support. I love to abstract from nature.
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Thank you, Evelyn. I also liked the first image best.
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