Discover how light and water shape what we see.
This clear, practical study explains why water appears blue or purple, how reflections and ripples alter color, and how perspective changes depth and tone. Learn how refraction, reflection, and surface texture interact to create the colors of rippled water, shadows, and submerged surfaces, with approachable explanations suitable for artists and curious readers alike.
Through accessible explanations and visual ideas, the book unfolds the science behind common observations—why shadows on snow look blue, how surrounding colors influence what we notice, and how light behaves at different angles on and under the surface. It combines physics with eye‑level examples to help you see water and color more clearly in everyday life.
Ideal for readers who enjoy a thoughtful blend of science and visual observation, including artists and students exploring color in water and light.
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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Seller Inventory # LW-9780265201497
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