Abstract art? Not! Stunning images show salt flats seen from the sky
Are you going to say that the image you just saw above doesn't look like an abstract art frame? With such symmetrical lines and super-vibrant colors, it is easy to confuse composition with a painting of expressionism. However, what the photo shows is a saline! More precisely, it is an aerial record of the Great Salt Lake, located in the state of Utah, USA. Check out the uncut click below:
According to Kate Sierzputowski of the Colossal portal, the record is part of a collection titled “SALT: Fields, Plottings and Extracts, ” created by photographer David Burdeny. According to Kate, the selection features aerial imagery of some of the world's most vibrant salt pans - from Mexico, Australia and the United States - although they really look like canvases created by artists of abstract expressionism. Check out:
1 - Vibrant Tones
2 - White brush stroke
3 - Blood Line
4 - Green, Orange and Salmon
5 - Symmetry
6 - Branches
7 - Rose and Wine
8 - Sea of Blood
9 - Lines and Angles
10 - Division
11 - Blue lagoons
12 - Winding
13 - Many shades of gray
