I am fascinated with the abstract art forms nature shows us. This is abstract, but with a purpose, a story, with function and rhythm, not just some splurges on a canvas
The heart of a marigold flower. I just found the colour irresistible, so rich and intense in the sun.
Taken at RHS Rosemoor .
2024/07/13A flock of swallows, individual sculptures on a wall
No.7676 1/200 | f5.6 | 56mm | ISO400 | 20/05/2026Individual blooms in individual niches
No.201133: 1/100s | f/1.7 | 23mm | ISO1250 | 20/05/2026A close-up of a marigold flower. To me it looked like flames coming out of a hot hot sphere - the Sun!
Taken at Laycock Abbey.
20217/06/29Lupins growing in my garden. The poker-like flowering spikes have tis beautiful ascending spiral of petals, all timed to open in sequence.
2016/06/24The ripples the tides makes in the sand on it's way out. I played with the lighting a bit with this one, just some saturation and vibrance is all it took.
[A-S1}A soft black and white study of a rose.
[A-R1B&W]Travellers Joy (or wild honeysuckle) seed heads after the flowers have died and blown away. Looks like they are shaking their hair wild.
[A-TJ1B&W]Mosaic pavement in the Praça 5 de Outubro, Cascais giving the illusion of waves.
No 7669 :: 1/8000s | f5.6 | 29mm | ISO1600 | 19/05/2026