Treetops #1. A 30-second mandalavideo of treetops moving in a brisk wind shot from within secondary forest at Finca Cantaros, San Vito, Costa Rica.
Note. This is another mandalavideo in an occasional series exploring motion and moving patterns by applying the same quadrilateral symmetry to video as to the still photographs of my mandalagraphs.
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Light on the rocks. Photo of mostly wet rocks near the surf-line on a beach, Keawaiki Bay, Big Island of Hawaii.
Light on the rocks.
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Spring emergent.
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Coral wedges: homage to Andy Goldsworthy. Photo of coral bits from the nearby beach stacked by the photographer around a bit of lava and between the trunks of two palm trees, Keawaiki Bay, Big Island of Hawaii.
Coral wedges: homage to Andy Goldsworthy.
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Afterlife. Photo of a partially opened door, taken from inside an old shed, Coto Brus, Costa Rica.
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Beach Memory. A 1-minute mandalavideo and a self-portrait of sorts of walking on Singing Beach in Manchester, Massachusetts, at low tide when the wet sand near the ocean is very reflective. The soundtrack is from Palmless, a song by Dana Falconberry.
Note. This is another mandalavideo in an occasional series exploring motion and moving patterns by applying the same quadrilateral symmetry to video as to the still photographs of my mandalagraphs.
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Architectonics #3.
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Woodland treasure: X marks the spot.
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Dark matter. Photo of pahoehoe (“pillow lava”) near a beach with mostly coral gravel, Keawaiki Bay, Big Island of Hawaii.
Dark matter.
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Moth medallion. Photo close-up of a Rothchildia lebeau moth wing with translucent “windows”, Finca Cantaros, San Vito, Costa Rica.
Moth medallion.
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