bubbles (water: 2 of 3)

Posted by filipe franco (Lagoa, Azores, Portugal) on 2 May 2007 in Abstract & Conceptual.

Accumulation in the hot natural water of mineral sediments (iron) - Furmas, Azores

A community collaborative series based on the word "Water".

Thanks to Damon for organizing this excellent theme. For those of you that didn't get to participate, hopefully this is the start of a new aminus3 tradition with many more opportunities to come.

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Comments (11)

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Muito abstracto!
Criativa.

2 May 2007 1:40am

@badala: Obrigado Badala, torna-se importante explicar-te que a imagem aborda um tanque medicinal para tratamento de pele situado nas Furnas na Ilha de S. Miguel. As bolhas que se situam no canto inferior direito são bolhas resultantes de uma das muitas nascentes (rebeldes) existentes no local em que a água que brota delas é extremamente quente e saturada em ferro além de outros minerais.

Stu from Kyoto, Japan

Took me a moment to realize what I was looking at! Could be the surface of Mars. Wonderful abstracty take on the theme.

2 May 2007 3:38am

@Stu: Hi Stu, It is important to explain you that the work is a tank with medicinal rich water in iron. The existent blisters are a spring of very hot water mingled with gases and minerals. Thanks for your comments!

Rui Borges from Sintra, Portugal

Gosto muito, e estou com o Stu...poderia ser Marte! :-)

2 May 2007 4:46am

@Rui Borges: Obrigado Rui,Como disse a Badala, torna-se importante explicar-te que a imagem aborda um tanque medicinal para tratamento de pele situado nas Furnas na Ilha de S. Miguel. As bolhas que se situam no canto inferior direito são bolhas resultantes de uma das muitas nascentes (rebeldes) existentes no local em que a água que brota delas é extremamente quente e saturada em ferro além de outros minerais.

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Great abstract approach on the theme!

2 May 2007 6:45am

@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Thank you for your visit Alfredo!

Daroru from Amagasaki, Japan

What on earth?! What a strange and interesting shot!

2 May 2007 9:46am

@Daroru: Hi Daroru, It is important to explain you that the work is a tank with medicinal rich water in iron. The existent blisters are a spring of very hot water mingled with gases and minerals. Thanks for your comments!

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

hard to tell the water is there at all but after reading the title I see the bubbles - nice pattern

2 May 2007 10:16am

@Jason Kravitz: Jason, It is important to explain you that the work is a tank with medicinal rich water in iron. The existent blisters are a spring of very hot water mingled with gases and minerals. Thanks for your comments!

Duncan Galbraith from Kyoto, Japan

very nice/ Love the approach here filipe. an intriguing abstract!

2 May 2007 10:28am

@Duncan Galbraith: Hi Duncan, It is important to explain you that the work is a tank with medicinal water. The existent blisters are a spring of very hot water mingled with gases and minerals. Thanks for your comments!

Ken McCoy from Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States

Funny how the eye reads things into abstract patterns: I see little buffalo carvings in the deposits :)

2 May 2007 10:33am

@Ken McCoy: Hi Ken, It is important to explain you that the work is a tank with medicinal water. The existent blisters are a spring of very hot water mingled with gases and minerals. Thanks for your comments!