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Textures
Abstract, Surrealism and Impressionism …Based sourced from my camera (no AI)

I'm fascinated by the way realism in nature's design is so artistic that our minds its appearance is of something abstract, surreal, or impressionist in nature (literally) . In the right light or moment, a riverbed of moss becomes a flowing tapestry of Rapunzel's hair. These natural compositions often feel imagined, yet they are entirely real.

I'm especially drawn to water—its sound, its rhythm, the visually hypnotic pulse of ripples and waves. Water shapes not only the landscape but also our emotional and physical existence. It is reflective, ever-changing, and hypnotic. What is it about a drop of water in a pond, and the resultant concentric circles, that mesmerizes us? Water is a gift from on high, and its essential nature to life itself on earth and in our universe.

“Waterworld”

Tyrrhenian Sea - Off The Coast Of Italy

Ripples provide a mosaic to visual interest

Rapunzel of the River

L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue,

Sorgue River, France

The largest spring in France, reveals moss like hair gently blowing in a breeze beneath the river.

Medusa Aspens
Soapstone Basin – High Uintas, Utah

Tangled aspens, natures oldest living organisms, discovered during a winter photography trip on snowshoes.

When The Leaves Are Gone

East Canyon, Utah

First light on a cold November morning, across the ridge from East Canyon, reveals the leaves are gone as winter approaches.

Snowstorm Sheet Music

Wanship, Utah

Starlings take refuge during a big snowstorm, facing into the wind, while pelted with huge snowflakes.

Lichen On Aspen
Robs Trail - Park City

The leaves are gone as winter approaches revealing beautiful lichen pastels on tree trunks.

Hard Times At Cripple Creek

Burr Trail, Utah

A desert wash made of clay has dried, creating intricate designs that memorize.

Windswept

Bear River, Utah

Spring winds whip the foliage along the Bear River in Northern Utah

Black Water

Antarctica - Gerlach Straights

Water with incredible depths up to 1200 meters (4000 feet) results in a black appearance.

Pedals and Pillars

Amid the fallen pillars of the the forum in Rome, a flower springs to life.

Teton Textures

A nighttime storm coats the forest with a blanket of morning snow