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| If you spend a moment and study the patterns, shapes and structure of the ripples, they provide an interesting lesson in fluid dynamics (click to enlarge) Olympus E-M1 Mark II, 12-100mm f/4 lens @ 86mm; 1/250th sec. @ f/8; ISO 200 |
I saw this little rock acting as an obstruction in a small stream and was fascinated by the pattern of the altered currents.
Thanks for looking. Enjoy!
Dennis A. Mook
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Love your image, Dennis--the ripples really pull you through the photo--very nice composition. I like to photograph water every chance I get--water running over rocks, water lilies and lotuses, bugs in water, leaves floating over water, and endless reflections...
ReplyDeleteKathleen, thank you. Water does have a special hold on me as well. I live between the 4 1/2 mile wide James River and the Chesapeake Bay with the Atlantic Ocean only a 45 minute drive. I spend a lot of time around the water.
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