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03.14.2022 Mum’s the word Monday-Hop Brook Rock Abstract
This entry was posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Intimate Landscape, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature, Western Massachusetts and tagged abstract, intimate landscape, Massachusetts, New England, water, water in motion, waterscape, western massachusetts. Bookmark the permalink.
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Abstract it is, so no words needed.
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I am much better at no words.
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Cool fluidity!
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Or fluid coolness. 🙂
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🙂
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I really like this! The movement, the colors, the flow.
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Thanks, Carol!
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Very nice Steve! Very interesting image and the moving water makes the main center subject stand out!
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Thanks, Reed. I did what I could to make sure it worked that way.
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My first thought was that it appeared as a tornado roping down with debris scattering all around! Nice capture!
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Oh boy, Lori. That’s about the last thing I would want to make you think of considering you live in or near tornado alley. Glad you like the image too.
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It could be a Hubble image–not of this Earth at all!
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I think I got the edit right? 🙂 Thanks, Tina. I like other worlds.
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It reminds me of images of nebulae that have come back to us from the Hubble telescope. The one known as the Butterfly Nebula came to mind, probably because of the colors. This is one I’d hang on my wall in a minute — in fact, it deserves to be wall-sized.
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That is a gorgeous nebula. Thanks for the link. I just entered three images, the max, in a show and now wish I had entered this. Oh well, maybe it will end up on a wall somewhere.
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Like a tiger’s eye gem stone. What a colour!
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Oh, that is a nice vision. Thanks, Allison!
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Very nice! I really like this one, the colors, the pattern, how you’ve captured and processed it. All the motion around that small island of stability. This works really well.
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Thanks, Todd. I mentioned to Linda above that I had just entered three images in a show here and wish I had offered this one too. Three’s the max.
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The light is in all the right places!
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Thanks! This has become one of my favorite abstracts. It’s printed but not framed yet.
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