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Wet Reflections

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From the world of unexpected results in photography comes two images I didn’t realize I was getting at the time I captured them. There was water flowing across the asphalt of our driveway in pulses. My primary attention was on the rows of ripples showing up in the stream of flowing water and not on the way the tree branches were being reflected.

I’m really pleased with the swirly abstract patterns that showed up.

Psychedelic!

I could have some fun colorizing those, but I am satisfied with the actual lighting as it appeared at the moment, so for now, this is the way I am saving these wet reflections.

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Written by johnwhays

February 27, 2025 at 7:00 am

Sparkling Transition

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Nature is putting on a nice show for our morning walks lately. The nightly re-freeze of flowing melt-water greets us in the morning with all sorts of brilliant formations that I like capturing for full-frame close up image abstracts.

Here are four from this weekend:

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Written by johnwhays

March 26, 2018 at 6:00 am