War and Peace – more Shields and Spears
This image is a development of the first image which alluded to spears and shields. Here the 'spear' has become augmented - it is simply a matter of the sun 'moving round'. ...
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This image is a development of the first image which alluded to spears and shields. Here the 'spear' has become augmented - it is simply a matter of the sun 'moving round'. ...
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Here is some exalted natural abstract art. I am offering it for only one reason - I enjoy looking at it. That is the only benchmark I have. Given that this is an image of a flower, it ...
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Here is some luminous natural abstract art. It is a close-up image of Phalaenopsis. I took it looking into occluded natural light. A flame is a symbol of faith, comfort and hope...
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I would like you, the viewer, to see this as empathic natural abstract art. It is a close-up image of the orchid Dendrobium, in occluded natural light. When taking the photo I was pointin...
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This is quiescent natural abstract art. I would have been attracted by the deep feeling of atmosphere. For me, the image expresses well the great stillness of mountains under snow at nigh...
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Here is some primordial natural abstract art. It is a close-up image of the Bamboo Orchid. I took it pointing the camera into occluded light. I have given the image this title b...
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Here is some celebratory natural abstract art. It is a close-up image of ‘False Oat Grass’, which is common in the ‘Wildhaven’ meadow. The image is a companion to the Blog image o...
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I’m calling this ‘recuperative natural abstract art’. It is a macro image of the orchid Dendrobium nobile. I took it with the camera pointing into occluded light. Needing Recupe...
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This is wistful natural abstract art. It is a close-up image of False Oat Grass. This grass is common in the ‘Wildhaven’ meadow, as it is throughout Europe. I pointed the camera...
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Here is some theatrical natural abstract art. It is a close-up image of ‘False Oat Grass’. I took it after the plant had flowered, produced, and then shed, its seeds. I pointed ...
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