These otherworldly shots are from the brilliant new series, Aqueous Fluoreau, by Australian photographer Mark Mawson, who creates the work by dropping coloured ink into shallow pools of water.
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Impressive! I worked on something like this at Red Bee Media with the artist Giles Revell earlier in the year for the BBC – take a look: http://youtu.be/AIvTC_jsjvk
Red Thursday 15 December 2011
Great link Simon & outstanding job on that project! The concept seems very much the same, yet the result & tone are wonderfully different; amazing how clarity of the water & intensity of the colors change everything…
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Simon Hewitt Thursday 15 December 2011
Impressive! I worked on something like this at Red Bee Media with the artist Giles Revell earlier in the year for the BBC – take a look: http://youtu.be/AIvTC_jsjvk
Red Thursday 15 December 2011
Great link Simon & outstanding job on that project! The concept seems very much the same, yet the result & tone are wonderfully different; amazing how clarity of the water & intensity of the colors change everything…