Enhanced photographs of sand ripple patterns at low tide on Weymouth beach in Dorset.
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Enhanced photographs of sand ripple patterns at low tide on Weymouth beach in Dorset.
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These are beautiful. Metallic.
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Thank you, Claudia. Yes, this colour conversion of the wet sand patterns does look a bit like a bronze patination.
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Beautiful!😊 You know Jessica? I have tried to see pattern, inspired of you, in both nature and in water but I can´t see any! You have a very nice eyes to see all the pattern you see!😊
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And that stunning lapis lazuli blue (which I know is not a metal, it’s just what occurred to me). I am so reminded of a piece of jewelry, maybe a bracelet.
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Thank you, John. I am sure that one day, in a quiet moment when you are relaxed and still, you will begin to see these patterns everywhere, and zoom in on them to capture.
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The contrasting colour combinations are generated by the software. The trick is to experiment with the photographs and find out which images look best with which settings.
I have a favourite artist called Jan Walker who paints the cliffs along the Jurassic Coast. She also uses that deep blue colour to good effect for highlighting the cracks and crevices that generate shadows in the rocks.
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I looked her up. Wow, what gorgeous work. And I see what you mean about the blue. There are all kinds of connotations for the colors she chooses plus being akin to the natural tones, I really like these.
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