texture abstract

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

The texture photos that comprise this image were all taken on the first Full Moon after the Summer Solstice, 26th June 2010.

The texture abstract was created the same day, and finished within a couple of days.

Metal surfaces, including a children's climbing frame, a rusty barrel, a corrugated roof and a rust close-up, combined for industrial effect.

(Hopefully more suitable for accompanying Baphomet than Natalie Imbruglia).

Various food textures, including popcorn, rice and fruit, combined in complicated ways. The image was not coloured blue; this was the result of the combining process.

Texture photos of wood, stone, earth, and leaves, mixed together. Some photos were taken in Somerset and some in the Highlands of Scotland.

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A combination of several different cloud photographs, mostly taken in Somerset, with a couple from the Highlands of Scotland.

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Incorporating textures of the cairn stones, trees and grass around Clava Cairns, near Culloden Battlefield.

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Various metal texture photos from around the country, incorporating a children's slide, playground equipment, a baking tray, and a spade.

Perhaps this photo represents a small part of a giant robot.

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