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Dancing

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Part of the West Coast Shorelines Series

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Monterey jellyfish caught in an intricate dance against the deep blue. Suspended in their aqueous home, they dance in three dimensions following steps choreographed by swirling ocean currents.

This artwork was produced in the Adobe Creative Suite based on 2017 photographs taken by the artist. Layered compilations provide texture and color highlights to the work.

Feature image: Dancing by WM House (Copyright Archean Enterprises, LLC 2021. All Rights Reserved) Artist: WM House

William House
William is an earth scientist and writer with an interest in providing the science "backstory" for breaking environmental, earth science, and climate change news.

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