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A beautiful and eye-catching display of light, split into it's individual component colours after passing through a glass crystal. There can't be many people that are not instantly attracted to the beauty of a rainbow. The colourful effect produced in a rainbow can be also be created by shining white light through glass with at least two different angles, causing the individual colour waves to be refracted differently. There is a glass crystal hanging in my kitchen window which on sunny days gives rise to small 'rainbow' patterns on the walls. The spectrum of colours produced is usually very defined, but on this occasion, the light patterns were inexplicably mixed (at least with my scientific knowledge). It was a wonderful abstract effect which I was lucky enough to spot and preserve in this photograph.

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I am an English Artist living in Borlange, Sweden since 2005. I have been painting on and off since the early eighties, in oils to begin with before moving on to watercolours. I also have an interest in photography which I have often used as part of my preliminary work for my paintings. In recent months, I have had a little extra time on my hands, which has fuelled my artistic fire. I find that I am experimenting much more with my photography to create more abstract images at the same time as learning new methods of processing photographs. This in turn, is influencing my ideas for paintings. Anybody visiting my website, will find a real mixture of styles and mediums and I believe, something for everybody. The reason that I paint or take...