When water retreats, it leaves colour behind.

Where Water Becomes Colour is about one of the things I love most in aerial photography — seeing something ordinary from the ground become completely unexpected from above.

From the air, these salt and mineral-rich landscapes were full of colour. Gold, ochre, green, bronze, white and warm earth tones were all sitting beside each other, broken up by lines, cracks and textures.

What amazed me was that every mark was made by water, salt, minerals and time. The water had moved through, changed the surface, then left behind these incredible colours and patterns.

I loved how bold some areas were, and how detailed others became the longer I looked. From above, the landscape stopped looking like mud, salt or sediment and became colour, shape and energy.

Each work is available individually, or the series can be collected together for larger spaces.

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Salt and Silence

Crackle View This work

Chromatic Divide View This work

Each work in this series is available individually in a range of sizes and print mediums. Contact Anne  to discuss options for your space.

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