Please check out these 11 colorful images. Nature is amazing.
What Is Birefringence?
ScienceDirect Explains Birefringence:
“Birefringence, also known as double refraction. It’s is an optical property in which a single ray of unpolarized light splits into multiple rays in different directions.”
The appearance is similar to that of a rainbow.
The patterns are not visible to the naked eye. And you need a polarizer on your camera and a tripod. To bring out the details, I blended as many as 10 or more images for each shot.
All of these images were taken with an EOS R5 with a 100-400 mm lens, many at 400 mm.
Enjoy!
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#4
I love the delicate and very fragile patterns of this image but the rocks are not the prettiest.
#5
#6
I struggled for a long time with this image. I wanted to get this pattern but without the reed. But removing the reed would have broken the ice.
Instead, I decided to isolate the reed making it a part of the image.
#7
I pondered this image as the lead. I love the beautiful, soft, pastel colors.
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#10
This image and the above image are nearly the same spot. Shifting inches can dramatically change the colors.
#11
Nature is amazing. I am pleased to present these examples.
The first, 6th, 7th, and 11th were my four favorites.
What were yours?
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