It's no longer a photograph but I found it interesting, didn't say good,

[flamin lib]

what happens when noise is no longer the enemy but whole point. If you run it through the sharpen filter enough it becomes something else. Some sort of graphic arts exercise?

[SheltieLover]

1. Have you read Hans Jenny's work in physics?

Awesome pix! Thx for sharing!

[flamin lib]

2. Can't say I have. Wanna elaborate? nt

[SheltieLover]

3. He did experiments with sound

And I think it was sand in trays. Object was to see the effect of sound on matter. It has been years since I read it, but your post reminded me of his work.

As I recall, what he found was Sanskrit caused the sand to actually form the Sanskrit character or words. Fascinating!

[LunaSea]

4. interesting

https://www.amazon.com/Cymatics-Study-Wave-Phenomena-Vibration/dp/1888138076

[SheltieLover]

5. It really is!

Thx for link.

[flamin lib]

8. Way cool! It's so interesting how our brains work making connections between

experiences his with sound and sand and mine with visual noise.

[SheltieLover]

11. Lol

Yup!

[Ohiogal]

6. Oh yeah

I’ve done this playing around with photos before

Yes indeed it brings out a very graphic quality

It works nicely with your bright red flowers! Almost looks like an art print!

[flamin lib]

9. Pointillism! nt

[CaliforniaPeggy]

7. I'd say it's still a photograph, my dear flamin lib, and I think it's good.

Love the textures!

It reminds me of glitter applied to flowers. It has that kind of effect.

Ya done good!

[flamin lib]

10. Thank you Peg.