klikkaður húð
klikkaður húð || Iceland⠀
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Deep with the ground layers form and bubble to the surface. Heat, wind and sun turn this into a cracked skin on the surface of the land. ⠀
Seljalandsfoss waterfall I
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A quick stop at the Seljalandsfoss waterfall in the South of Iceland. The waterfall is 60m high, and there is a path that goes around the back of the waterfall. Very beautiful. I got another shot of this waterfall which I will share as well. ⠀
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#waterfall #Iceland #fineartphotography#nature #geology #art #aussieaboard#Seljalandsfoss #summer
Double, tveggja strit og vandræði
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Deep from below the earth, it stirs & searches its way to the surface. A maelstrom of elemental forces, complex and energetic. Chaos theory in action. Beautiful, random, hypnotic patterns from a geothermal spring. I truly love Iceland.
forsögulegum jörð
Primordial grounds. Black and yellow's of the ground near a geothermal vent. The black earth provides a strong backdrop to the vibrant yellow and golds of the sulphur. An incredibly beautiful and startling scene.⠀
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#iceland #geothermal #geology #sulphur#primordial #bold #nature #earth #art#fineart #fineartphotography #nikon#aussie #photosafari #safari #potd#somethingdifferent
BlueBlack I
BlueBlack I
Solitary walk in Mandurah. About an hours drive from Perth, on the coast, walking around the estuary. I come across this magical blueblack liquid metal before me. I spend about 30min just watching the patterns swirl, form, change, alternate, reform, dissolve and recreate. I'm mesmerised. People walk past and wonder what I'm looking at. Looking into the water, they fail to see it. The missed beauty of this moment evolving in magical forms.
It takes me a while, but then I remember I am holding this huge camera. I bring the camera tentatively to my eye, almost with a sense of despair that the forms will stop at any moment or for some technical reason they wont be able to be captured, these beautiful forms. Fleeting unrepeatable moments.
Everything on manual including the focus, dial the exposure, twist the barrel, press the shutter in quick succession. Now not brave enough to look until I get home.
Enjoy.
Solitary walk in Mandurah. About an hours drive from Perth, on the coast, walking around the estuary. I come across this magical blueblack liquid metal before me. I spend about 30min just watching the patterns swirl, form, change, alternate, reform, dissolve and recreate. I'm mesmerised. People walk past and wonder what I'm looking at. Looking into the water, they fail to see it. The missed beauty of this moment evolving in magical forms.
It takes me a while, but then I remember I am holding this huge camera. I bring the camera tentatively to my eye, almost with a sense of despair that the forms will stop at any moment or for some technical reason they wont be able to be captured, these beautiful forms. Fleeting unrepeatable moments.
Everything on manual including the focus, dial the exposure, twist the barrel, press the shutter in quick succession. Now not brave enough to look until I get home.
Enjoy.
Just a splash of colour....
I felt that I haven't posted something floral for a while, and I am a sucker for great floral imagery. I did have someone ask me about why I actually take pictures of flowers (and often unusual ones), and I think that I am drawn to the beauty of their design. Simplicity of form, colour and texture... anyhoo I hope you like this one. Another richly coloured image for you. A red beauty.... would be great on a large acrylic!
something from the beach....
Images from the beach in Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia. Hope you like them. Kings
something new... Peony Roses
From a new series I'm working on. A weekend with Peony Roses. They really struck me as very classical looking flowers. Lushious. Hope you enjoy.
Kings
