Shady Pole

Shape wrap
Optical spots
Radiation modification

Material forces differentially transmit light, operative in a way that varies according to circumstances.

“Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.” – Terry Pratchett

Plunge Pool

Cascading
Cataract
Base

An old rock-wall dam built to power a mill remains in place.

“There’s no better place to find yourself than sitting by a waterfall while listening to its music.” – Roland R Kemler

Rear View

Premonitions confirm
Simultaneous space
Energy field

A rear-view mirror is augmented by shallow depth of field.

“In modern times, an individual finds the abstract form ready made.” – Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Institutional Food

Eat for fun
Scheduled break
Sanctioned sustenance

Convenience sometimes trumps tasteful victuals.

“I’ve long believed that good food, good eating, is all about risk.” – Anthony Bourdain

Marina Ripples

Grow within
Surface reflection
Angulation study

Isolating a dynamic abstraction on a clam early morning on the river builds character.

“When you do some good work and if it inspires others, then you have just created the ripple effect.” – Mohith Agadi

Color Splash

Reflecting planes
Interior transmission
Street walker complexities

Occasionally I find a circumstance where energy, matter, space, and time concentrate.

“The rapid accumulation of knowledge has spawned a sense of urgency to master information quickly, perhaps at the expense of building foundational understanding needed for future learning.” – Susan Dunn

Conflict Expressed

Empirical reality
Objective viewpoint
Interpretation influence

Finding aesthetic perfection is a matter of subjective experience.

“The validity of a logical argument does not guarantee that it is true, only formally correct.” – Scott J. Simon

Sensuous Intuitions

Very movement
Pushed further
Operation course

A driving object captured with an articulated camera within a field of pulsating light light rays forms an aesthetic expression.

“There is more in a movement than in the successive positions attributed to the moving object, more in a becoming than in the forms passed through in turn, more in the evolution of form than the forms assumed one after another.” – Henri Bergson

Impelling Forces

Atmospheric droplets
Refraction dispersion
Arch of color

Sometimes it pays to turn around and look in the opposite direction.

“Suppress all interest, all feeling, and there is nothing left but the reality that flows, together with the knowledge ever renewed that it impresses on us of its present state.” – Henri Bergson

Wave Amplitude

Causes effects
Narrow entirety
Particular manifestation

Complex energy wave patterns are here a surface phenomenon showing luminous colors that change when seen from different angles.

“The vital order, such as it is offered to us piecemeal in experience, presents the same character and performs the same function as the physical order: both cause experience to repeat itself, both enable our mind to generalize.” – Henri Bergso

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