Next to an early morning showering of color from the sunrise, I would have to say the waters of Everglades National Park hold the most color with in the park. I find intrest in the constant changing colors in the waters that pass beneath me as I try gather them together in a single image. From the reflections to the coloring producrd by the Red Mangroves, the water contains a pallet of many color. In addition to the Reflections, and the effects the Red Mangroves has on the water the the Mangrove Leaves add the colors to balance thecolor pallet of the waters.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Next to an early morning showering of color from the sunrise, I would have to say the waters of Everglades National Park hold the most color with in the park. I find intrest in the constant changing colors in the waters that pass beneath me as I try gather them together in a single image. From the reflections to the coloring producrd by the Red Mangroves, the water contains a pallet of many color. In addition to the Reflections, and the effects the Red Mangroves has on the water the the Mangrove Leaves add the colors to balance thecolor pallet of the waters.
