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Very nice, here you can see a lot depending on your imagination.
The picture does very well in black and white and the headline fits perfectly.
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Thank you, Anita 🙂 I always like seeing the details in nature and trying to capture them. Nature is always a stimulus for the imagination 🙂
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Beautiful nature art.😊
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Thank you 🙂
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My kind of natural art, perfect in B/W!
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Thank you 🙂
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Works of nature – very beautiful! I like it in black and white!
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Thank you. I was in two minds whether to post colour or b&w 🙂
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Beautiful! I have an affinity for decaying wood – during this drought we see a lot of it. Old wood like this has so much to tell.
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Thank you, Anne :). I love the forms and details decaying and weathered wood expresses.
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I love the texture of old wood.
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Very nice. I’m not familiar with the art of Decay. Was he one of the early 20th century Spanish realist? 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 ha ha 🙂
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Weathered wood provides endless inspiration for the alert observer. I’ve found myself equally drawn to the forms that result from the journeys of driftwood, and delight in looking for interesting pieces on any new beach.
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Tree grain can be so beautiful whether a weathered old tree crotch or a busy burl. This one looks like a bird.
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I think I have been watching too many horror movies, as all I can see is a John Carpenter face-splitting ‘Thing’ lol 🙂
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Who is the artist 🙂 Wonderful patterns.
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Nature is always the true artist in my eyes 🙂 Thank you! 🙂
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Yes, absolutely. And the exhibition is open 24 hours, 365 days 🙂
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