Showing posts with label wood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wood. Show all posts
Friday, 30 August 2013
Nature's colours
Amazed by the colours and texture of the moss, I wanted to catch the seemingly abundance of the humid forest. I've never been in a forest so covered in moss and it reminded me of photos I had seen in books as a child. Looking at forests up close I find they become as individual and defined by their landscape as many the many cities I have photographed.
Labels:
atmosphere,
Bowen Island,
Canada,
colour schemes,
colours,
environmental study,
forests,
landscape,
landscape photography,
moss,
mystery,
nature study,
natureza,
Rainforest,
summer,
wood
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Structures, man made
Continuing to explore structures, I looked at man made structures (this an abstract from a David Nash sculpture) and how taking advantage of the light breaking on the surface created a completely new visual of the theme.
Labels:
2012,
art,
David Nash,
Kew Gardens,
light,
London,
sculptures,
structures,
winter,
wood,
wooden sculptures
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