Fabio, who posts very regularly on this site, (Fabio) is a musician and a photographer and has produced some incredible soundscapes to go with my Harmonograph abstract images. It seems like this is taking creativity 'full circle' . A Victorian scientist and mathematician Hugh Blackburn invented the Harmonograph in 1844 - as a way of visualising the relationship between notes and tones; I have been trying to bring the idea into the 21st Century by linking it to photography, coming up with complex and (I think) quite exciting abstract forms which I have been posting here and explaining 'how' in series of Blogs. Fabio has been turning these images back into a musical/ sonic form! I've copied links to some of these in earlier posts, but I think this one is particularly evocative.
I was playing with multiple but similar captures to try and visualise a swarm of creatures - fish, jellies, bacteria, algae or whatever that might be swimming in the vast unseen oceans of Enceladus or Europa. I posted the image appropriately on a Silly Sunday...