I love this. I am a huge black and white and an abstract fan. This rings all my bells. I am curious about the decision to invert it. Congratulations on this beautiful image!
Hello Ruth,
By inverting the photography, I wanted to induce an upside-down feeling. This sensation probably holds in the round peeble and in the inverted reflection of the columnar basaltic rocks. The withe waterr of the river, from above the photography, enhaces the "upside-down"" sensation.
Thanks for your comment,
David
I love this. I am a huge black and white and an abstract fan. This rings all my bells. I am curious about the decision to invert it. Congratulations on this beautiful image!
Hello Ruth,
By inverting the photography, I wanted to induce an upside-down feeling. This sensation probably holds in the round peeble and in the inverted reflection of the columnar basaltic rocks. The withe waterr of the river, from above the photography, enhaces the "upside-down"" sensation.
Thanks for your comment,
David
I think you achieved this. It is an interesting idea that you have inspired me to consider in the future. Thanks and again, great work!