Fractured 7-10

9 Replies to “Fractured 7-10”

1. What amazing shapes!

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2. These are so beautiful and creative….

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3. Thank you, Emma. The shapes are a curious natural occurrence that I do not understand but I am sure there is a geophysical explanation. I must make some researches.

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4. Thank you, Evelyn. The shapes themselves are interesting but when viewed in their natural greys do not have the same visual impact.

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5. Wow! Nature is the best artist! 🙂

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6. Interesting how well the use of blue highlights the pits and boundaries so clearly.

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7. Thank you, Allison. It is never possible to imagine what other people will see in one of these altered images, so I am interested in your reference to “pits and boundaries”. The rock surface that I photographed was smooth, continuous, and slightly undulating but with the continuum of curvi-polygonal fractures. The blue-brown tones seemed more exciting than the original greys.

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8. I love the stained glass nature of these. Beautifully done.

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9. Thank you, Jean. I appreciate your comments.

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