texture abstract

Five Holly images taken around Cawdor Castle, Culloden and Reelig Glen, combining bark, branches and leaves.

Part of my Tree Ogham series.

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Holly and Ivy images taken around Cawdor Castle, Culloden and Reelig Glen - a Yule-related overview of a microcosmic part of the Highlands.

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Yew (representative of winter, and its symbolic death and rebirth) and spruce, which is often used as a Yule or Christmas tree.

A deceptively simple appreciation of Yule and the festive season; this is still the equivalent of around 25 photos, as with all of my Texture Abstracts.

Various forest photos, including a toadstool (representing Shamanic Santa£0.00

Combining photos of an icy river, ice puddles, snowy ground, fallen/dead leaves, and bare trees.

All texture photos taken in and around Beauly, in the Highlands of Scotland.

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All photos comprising this texture abstract were taken in Reelig Glen, home of Dughall Mor, one of the tallest trees in the UK.

All photos comprising this texture abstract were taken in Reelig Glen, home of Dughall Mor, one of the tallest trees in the UK.

Despite looking like the skeleton of which might be a cross between a goat, a pig, and a chimp, this is a series of tree and river images combined together. Perhaps, instead, it is a kind tree spirit, or dryad, revelead through my mysterious photographic processing.

All photos were taken in Reelig Glen, home of Dughall Mor, one of the tallest trees in the UK.

There is one other variant in this miniseries here.

Despite looking more like a painting, this is still 5 photographs combined together.

All photos were taken in Reelig Glen, home of Dughall Mor, one of the tallest trees in the UK.

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.