The colours of the sea 1 - Limited Edition of 20 Photograph

There are two reasons why our eyes receive blue light when we look at the sea: on the one hand, the blue sky is reflected on the sea surface and on the other, the light from the depths of the sea can be blue. Two different processes cause the blue color. scattering in the atmosphere: The sky is blue, because the blue portion of the sunlight is more scattered (spread) than the other colors when passing through the atmosphere. absorption in the water: If light penetrates into the water, the red long-wave component is absorbed more strongly by the water molecules than the blue component. The deeper the light penetrates the water, the more it turns blue. If it hits larger particles then part of this blue light is scattered back and can get into our eyes. In this photo, the blue color of the water comes about mainly through reflection of the blue sky. The darker parts come from waves, the side of which is more inclined towards us, reflecting higher darker parts of the sky to us.

Photography:Digital on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:20

Size:23.6 W x 15.7 H x 0 D in

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