Reflections of boat rigging on the water of the River Tawe at Swansea – photographed from moment to moment on the same spot. See video of the patterns in motion below (try clicking the HD enable button, and slow the timing down to 0.5 with the speed icon next to it).
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It´s very beautiful!😊
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Lovely abstractions…
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I love this set! The video reminds me of the visualisations you used to get on windows media player back in the day!
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Thank you, John.
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Thank you, Evelyn.
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Thank you, My Beautiful Britain.
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Simplicity works
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Thank you, Philip.
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Great eye for this sort of photo opportunity. How many times have we walked past this and not spotted it ourselves?! Wonderful economy in composition too. Lovely work.
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Thank you, Hamish.
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Lovely!
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Thank you, Central Ohio Nature.
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What an eye you have. These are mesmerizing.
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Thank you, Claudia. I thought the video clip of the moving reflections presented better than usual, especially when slowed down.
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Yes, it is hypnotic, and your eyes just want to follow the lines, and it’s effortless to do so. There really is something in these images and I don’t know what, but it is beautiful and unusual.
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Thank you, Claudia.
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Looks like work of an avant-garde artist pouring black ink streams over a viscose fluid…
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Thanks, RH. The process you imagine sounds a lot like old-fashioned “marbling” which produces such a variety of patterns on paper (used mostly for bookbinding in the 19th century).
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