Close up pic of wet bark of a plane tree
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Close up pic of wet bark of a plane tree
Close up pic of wet bark of a plane tree
“Clouds Over the Dune”
A haunting landscape unfolds beneath a brooding sky, where towering clouds gather like silent giants above rolling dunes. Scattered driftwood, twisted and weathered, lies across the rippled sand, their shapes like forgotten skeletons of a forgotten shore. A lone bird soars across the vast expanse, dwarfed by the enormity of the storm-brewing heavens. The scene feels timeless—stark, raw, and beautiful in its desolation; a quiet testament to nature’s power and solitude.
In this tranquil close-up, the pale riverbank rock meets the flowing current in a delicate dance of light and form. Sunbeams highlight the chalky texture as the emerald-hued water swirls at the base, creating a living mosaic of ripples and reflections—a quiet testament to the gentle power of riverine landscapes.
Water droplets
223d 10 - D71_8162 - lr-ps
Macro closeup of Oriental Poppy petals in black and white. Shot with my Samsung S9 phone.
Macro image of velvety purple stamen of an Oriental Poppy in full bloom - in color. Shot with my Samsung S9 phone.
Macro image of Oriental Poppy stamen shot with Canon R50 camera.
Tair-11, 133mm, f2.8
f2.8 / natural daylight / handheld
B&W (how else?) patern study of the back of a zebra at LABIOMISTA, Genk (B).
The striped subject conveniently went standing in a ditch, so she/he gave me a free view. (yeah... all my attention went to the back)
A poetic collision of photography and AI, this surreal artwork by Duncan Rawlinson blurs the boundaries between nature and machine. Abstract botanical forms rise from shadowy terrain, blooming in electric hues. Vertical lines cascade like data streams, slicing through the sky with rhythm and intensity. Blending visual poetry, generative imagery, and photographic elements, this piece evokes emotion born from glitch, memory, and synthetic growth.
Duncan.co/emotion-grown-from-glitch-and-bloom
Like veins of the Earth reaching skyward, these branches weave a luminous tapestry.
Trying to get something a bit closer to a pollinator's view.
70 image photo stack with Helicon method A. Tokina 35 mm f/1.8 with 20 mm Kenko extension tube. Handheld LED panel.
This digital photo manipulation transforms a Florida Bush Lizard into a striking, fresco-like composition. The textured overlay gives it an aged, painterly feel, blending realism with artistic abstraction. Contrasting wall tones naturally frame the subject, enhancing its presence and inviting viewers to see nature as art.
A breathtaking aerial view of endless golden dunes, sculpted by the wind into mesmerizing patterns. The interplay of light and shadow creates a surreal landscape, evoking a sense of vastness and serenity.
