Piece description from the artist
The phenomenon of ultraviolet (UV) light causing certain minerals in rock crevices to glow, creating fascinating abstract pictures, is known as fluorescence. When UV light shines on specific minerals, they absorb the light and then emit it at a different wavelength, which often appears as a bright and colorful glow. This process can result in stunning visual effects, particularly in dark or low-light environments.
Lisa Whitlock of QRP22 specializes in fine art landscape photography. She is a native Californian and graduate of Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo, CA. Her passion for photography began in high school when she purchased her first 35mm film camera. Lisa has an eye for creating abstract photography from nature. She finds awe and intrigue in the details and compositions that might be overlooked at first glance. By showcasing nature's elegance through photography, she not only celebrates its beauty but also inspires others to take action as stewards of the planet.
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