
besides being a geological extraviganza, yellowstone is a most wonderful area in color study-my god! i hope to use these photos for future dye combinations-i hope i can capture the beauty and awe that the great mother has bestowed upon us. 


the pale blue and bone color is just so dreamy and calming:





okay-only two more photos for this post:

now if i can only figure out how to reproduce these colors-and call it the yellowstone series. sara! oh sara!
5 comments:
Those are killer color combos and what great inspiration. Name your dye results for the place that inspired them. The yellow is like BrylCream though - a little dab'll do ya.
Fantastic photos, Steph. Color enough for a hundred projects!
What a magical place.. .I am envious as I have always wanted to see it. You certainly could get those with chemical dyes, but I have never seen someone get that turquoise with a natural dye!
picasa is a free editing program from google, handy for incresing color saturation
I love the photos. Who knew that minerals can be so inspiring?
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