Light reflecting on shallow water in a wind-rippled pool on the sandy beach is refracted producing endlessly changing natural abstract patterns [you can click to enlarge if you wish]
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I love the patterns and your technique. Seen up close they remind me of the bark of trees. Nature has its echoes.
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These are really terrific. In many ways they resemble skin cells.
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Nature sure can produce some beautiful pictures. Very interesting the designs this water and sand produced.
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Wow. This is so abstract I couldn’t tell what it was from the photo. But it’s a gorgeous image. At first glance I thought it was a fabric pattern.
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Beautiful light!
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Thank you, Emma.
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Thank you, Peggy Joan.
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Thank you, Mark. There is a certain similarity to a number of natural organisms and natural phenomena.
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Thank you, Claudia. I am fascinated with the patterns produced naturally by the relationship of water with light, especially in close-up.
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Thank you, Susan. I really like to capture these close-up images of transient patterns of light and water. There is indeed a synchronicity of appearance in natural phenomena like this. I have photographed tree bark with stripy designs reminiscent of these water patterns.
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You have an eye for them and I am glad you photo them because then I can see them, too, and otherwise, I’m sure I wouldn’t.
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Thanks, Claudia. You certainly have to take the time to stand and stare.
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– looks like microbes under a microscope ! great photo
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Thank you, Ecopoet.
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