A glorious, almost Mandelbrot-like complexity is simply striking in this "Glitter" photograph (our favorite):
Unusual, over-saturated colors show up inside crystal clear waves, reflecting kaleidoscopic world around them:
There is also a place for pure abstraction, even psychedelic touches:
This image is titled "The Twelve Disciples" - see if you can spot some faces inside that wave, too:
Here is perhaps his most famous image: the wave's "mohawk", an amazingly colorful splash, featured recently inside National Geographic magazine:
Another singular splash:
Inside the belly of the beast: "The Twister" photograph shows what a violent wave is made of -
Even in the absence of killer monster waves, the shorebreak art can look slightly alien... Here is the little "Frosty" guy:
(all images copyright Clark Little)
Unusual, over-saturated colors show up inside crystal clear waves, reflecting kaleidoscopic world around them:
There is also a place for pure abstraction, even psychedelic touches:
This image is titled "The Twelve Disciples" - see if you can spot some faces inside that wave, too:
Here is perhaps his most famous image: the wave's "mohawk", an amazingly colorful splash, featured recently inside National Geographic magazine:
Another singular splash:
Inside the belly of the beast: "The Twister" photograph shows what a violent wave is made of -
Even in the absence of killer monster waves, the shorebreak art can look slightly alien... Here is the little "Frosty" guy:
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