When I’m in Western Michigan, I alway make it a point to visit the sand dunes in the early morning. Patterns are still fresh and the light glorious. Here are shadows from a nearly invisible piece of root and the pattern it made in the sand as the wind spun it around.
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Sony 6000, 1/200, f/11. 100mm, ISO 100 with minor adjustments in LR to tone curves, sharpening and cropping.
Another wonderful abstract John. I love the juxtaposition of ripples and the dark squiggly line of the root. I realize this is a matter of taste but it might be interested to see how this looks converted to black and white. Wonderful eye and beautiful image.
Wonderful find, well framed and presented! At first I thought the wind patterns were ripples in shallow water.
What a striking image - colour, composition, light is all wonderful. In a warming world I see the shadow as a crack in a dry landscape with a dried out remains of a plant and the ripples are like the echoes of the water that use to be there. Of course this is not at all true to the actual subject. A nice image that is both beautiful and evocative. And I love the wind pattern - what a find.
