Another experiment in processing, this time a photo of a wooden fence post covered in frost. I liked the way the frost had formed circles along the growth rings of the wood ... though I don't know why it had. Close inspection revealed all sorts of subtle colour and texture. Amazing what beauty there is - not far away, just in the local allotments beside Salts Mill.
In addition to finding this image quite intriguing I also find it has hypnotic qualities should choose one stare at it for any length of time.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed it is amazing what beauty there is to behold in the things that surround us everyday if one takes the time to stop, clear the mind of pressing thoughts and just "look". . . "All thing bright and beautiful . . . the Lord God made them all" . . . .
The patterns made by nature are amazing. It sure does hold the viewer's attention.
ReplyDeleteWhat a good eye you have!
ReplyDeleteI like this picture! I also find it hypnotic. A new kind of winter sun?...
ReplyDeleteAt first sight of the thumbnail, I thought it was a labyrinth seen from above!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting photo. I have no idea why the frost is in rings. Tell us if the wood is sticking up more, or why it is wetter in that linear fashion?
ReplyDeleteWe like the blurry edge with the sharp edge. Very original work!
This is a definite winner, Jenny. I hope someone can explain why the frost coats as it does.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful design. I at first thought it was one of those mazes that you walk through.
ReplyDeleteI love the crispness of the pattern. Ace :)
ReplyDeleteI love finding unexpected beauty like this...very nice!
ReplyDeleteA closer look --- love it!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this! It's always the seemingly simple images that have that WOW factor. ~Lili
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