Weird colours - but not inverted!

I have never before seen this combo of colours anywhere on our block. And I don't remember seeing so much blue when I took this image. It makes me wonder if the in-camera watercolour mode alters shadow tones, or if maybe I played with saturation levels - it was taken a little while ago.. Any suggestions gratefully received.
N.B. Most probably the reason is associated with old age and memory loss... :)

[Shutterbug]

Interesting. It looks like duckweed. Maybe it was captured under water and had reflections on it. No idea really, but it is a unique image.

[Cliff McFarlane]

The overall shapes and colours are delightful

[Oli Lindenskov]

Nice😊

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Suzanne]

Looks like an underwater pool photo

[John Falconer]

I’m ok and have memory loss sometimes. Don’t be so hard on yourself.

[Corinne C]

Fabulous capture and edit. I love all the little curls.

[Renee Salamon]

How lovely - beautiful colours and shapes

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[KWind]

Very nice!

[Diana]

It's beautiful, I love the processing and colours.

[Brian]

Its beautiful. We all have memory lapses sometime. Great work

[John]

Something was altered in the processing! Cool colors!

[Dione Giorgio]

Nice capture. I always keep my camera on 'Manual'. Don't even know most of the options available.

[Wylie]

loving the clear leaf on the mixed background.

[Beverley]

Lovely

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very cool.

[Chris Cook]

I’m sure your guess is right, it has something to do with the in-camera processing.

[Margaret Brown]

Still very cool!

[Fisher Family]

Whatever the reason, it has come out as a very attractive abstract - fav!

Ian

[Taffy]

I love the tones and your processing makes it so artistic.