Opalescent
33 creative works found
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This tiny but beautiful little creature lives on the side of the dock at the marina..it’s from 1/4 to 1 inch long and is hard to find unless you get down on all fours and almost stick your head in the water. Taken with a Pentax waterproof camera.
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The side of an antique locomotive, at Camp 18 – somewhere on Highway 26, Oregon. © Aimee Stewart 2008 / No unauthorized use allowed
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twin sister to floralscape teal aqua water ;)
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A thousand flowers flow gracefully across this lovely tee. / Connect with your soft side and pull one of these little numbers on! / Looks best on a black or burgundy shirt—displays better this color. See SPRING DRAGON in Art Section
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Mixed-Media Piece on Board, using metal foil, enamels and acrylic
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Three yellow rose bud stems lovingly embrace an opalescent green bud vase as if to say “We were made for each other.”
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Yellow rose bud and stem gracefully clinging to an opalescent green bud vase as if to say “I need you.”
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Three yellow rose bud stems lovingly embrace an opalescent green bud vase as if to say “We were made for each other.”
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Yellow rose bud and stem gracefully clinging to an opalescent green bud vase as if to say “I need you.”
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Cute as a button, these Southern Dumpling Squids shine like semi-precious jewels under lights at night. Euprymna tasmanica, night dive Blairgowrie Marina.
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! “For the colors are shimmering / For a moment they stay / Only to disappear into change / Change just as beautiful as the last”.... / Jessica Millsaps / / Location: Blue Lake in Northern Ontario, Canada Make: Panasonic Model: DMC-TZ2 F stop: F/3.3 Exposure: 8589935/1073741824 sec. Focal length: 4.6 mm Flash: flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode (16) Metering mode: pattern (5)
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© 2009 RC deWinter Colorful, mica-laced field stones provide a beautiful framework for a small waterfall. Part of an indoor water garden at Gillette Castle in Connecticut, this is a digital watercolor painted from an original photo shot in 2004.
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This one of several shells I collected from the sea shore on a visit to Shoreham beach, Victoria. The beautiful opalescent colours are enhanced in this macro image. The image is untouched. Taken with a Sony Cyber-shot (Model DSC-W50) 6.0 Megapixel compact digital camera.
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Made in Ultra Fractal 5 and Photoshop CS. This is a Dist. Est. Ikenaga fractal, an unusual shape that inspired me to explore. I originally set out to make another piece of fractal jewelry, but ended up with a shape that looked a lot like an angelfish. I used Photoshop to add the fractal background and texture, and added a layer style to give the golden outline some shape. PLEASE LOOK AT THIS IN FULL VIEW. THE SMALLER, PREVIEW IMAGE MAKES IT LOOK AWFUL. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING.
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Made in Ultra Fractal 5. I’ve been making Spring images to cheer me up through this constant March snow. We just had another blizzard last night. At least the two area ski resorts are happy. This piece was featured in FRACTAL PERCEPTION on March 28, 2009.
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14×20 ochre felt mat board. Original available. Still playing and experimenting and having a grand time at it… had some difficulty with this one as well. The pastel seems to like falling apart in globs and, landing – of course – where it would look HORRIBLE. Masking tape is such a wonderful way of picking it up without making a mess of the art… Complete 2009
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Scene showing part of the sand dunes that are currently being eroded with the tides. Main Beach, Qld. Australia
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Located in Black Sand Basin in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA / Opalescent Pool is another colorful pool, and has a cooler temperature than other thermal features at Black Sand Basin. Early in its history Opalescent was a boiling spring, surrounded by smaller springs. By the early 1950s it was nearly a dry pool. The Spouter Geyser began erupting and its run-off flowed into Opalescent Pool. The increased water flow flooded the surrounding area, killing the lodgepole pine. Since then silica has precipitated upon the dead tree trunks creating the white skeleton of trees. This silica, a non-crystalline compound, slowly impregnates the wood and over time, with the absence of oxygen, could eventually petrify the wood. Opalescent Pool offers a magnificent contrast in its natural creation of white skeletons amidst a rainbow colored pool. Canon XSi, lens 18-58mm, f/8, 1/640 sec, ISO-200.
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Fractal Butterfly design T-shirt. The butterfly symbolises a beautiful rebirth and new beginning. Fractal created in Tierazon and a great deal of postwork in PS.
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No not advocating the use of any illegal substance this image was the result of relief after the lifting of a very heavy blanket of anxiety. / The title is happily frivolous.
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Made in Ultra Fractal 5. I’m uploading my older fractals to make room for the Christmas ones I’m making now. This one is from 2008. If you listen closely, you may hear echoes of the ocean.
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The White Peacock, our proud mascot, is a bird who is not afraid to open its feathers and show its magnificence to the world. A creature of inspiration to us humans who are often timid to display our true colors, the White Peacock chooses to reflect all the Earth’s colors in its opalescence. / Woven into the myths and belief systems of cultures worldwide, the Peacock presents itself through the sciences of Alchemy and Roman Astrology, the religions of Islam and Christianity, as well as in Egyptian, Celtic, Chinese, and Indian cultures. / Photograph of an etched table design, edited in photoshop7 with various filtering and redfield plug-in fractilius.
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