Featured Work

  • WAVE by Kathie Nichols

    Another barkscape from my “Paperbark Series”. The Icon for the group Nature’s Secret Canvas”” which I co-moderate with John Segon-Fisher!!! / /

  • Strata by Phil Emerson

    I love finding areas of the earth’s bones exposed so that you can see the folds and layers of the rock. This image has not been rotated. The strata was at a 45 degree angle. It makes you wonder what pressures and forces it must have experienced to have been twisted that way…

  • Bark: Nature's Pallet by ronsphotos

    Paperbark gum tree, with bark pealing off, and squiggley lines made by insects under the bark. Green is from leaves I shot thru to add to the effect.

  • wooden rivers by Anthony Mancuso

    lovely trails carved into a local tree /

  • Beach Rock...... by debsphotos

    Taken at the local beach…rocks made up of mainly clay..

  • Lichen Art 2 by Madonna McKenna

    Lichen – nature’s colonisers of stressful habitats.

  • Eye of the Rock by Tom Vaughan

    An interesting pattern in the granite along Red Bank Gorge, Northern Territory, Australia. Click for all images: /

  • "Rock Strata" by Ruth Kauffman

    Greetings…This is a view of my sidewalk stone. Thank you for taking the time to look! Comments are always welcome!! :) / God Bless!!

  • Snow Gum Bark by Ern Mainka

    Snow Gum bark, Bogong High Plains, Alpine NP, Victoria, Australia. / © Ern Mainka

  • Ice 2 by Kenart

    Photograph

Recent Work

  • WAVE by Kathie Nichols

    Another barkscape from my “Paperbark Series”. The Icon for the group Nature’s Secret Canvas”” which I co-moderate with John Segon-Fisher!!! / /

  • Molten Rock by Michael Cebon

    Rock Patterns, Maria Island Tasmania, January 2008

  • Beautiful Woman Trapped in the Rock by Michael Cebon

    Natural Sandstone Pattern, Maria Island, Tasmania

  • Moss The New Shag by Blueccs

    The new spring moss looked so soft and inviting I just had to shoot it. I was amazed to see how long it was. I had always thought moss was very short.

  • Green Curves by tammynsteve

    This is a cross section of a large rock formation made naturally from copper, which causes the rock to be this color green.

  • Sand Angel by F. Kevin Wynkoop

    Along the shores of Lake Michigan

  • Complexly Compacted by Ann Palframan

    Beach sand – Umhlanga near Durban, S.Africa

  • Weathered Beam by SensiWorld ~ Sylvia Tax

    Collections : / flowers / landscape / nature / misc..

  • Solid Rock by eramophla

    The beautiful patterns in a rock laying at Drumminor Wetlands, near Redwood Park, South Australia.

About This Group

It can be the textures and patterns in the bark of a tree, or in large rocks, unusual sand ripples made by water in the sand, perhaps abstract designs in ice and snow. etc.

Like an abstract macro art gallery with the artist being “Mother Nature”.

This group is mainly about the little hidden things in nature that most people wouldn’t notice and that don’t quite fit in most other groups.

Please only submit your very best work that you are proud of.

So, lets see what little secrets in nature that we can uncover, almost like a treasure hunt and…..don’t forget to have fun!!

Week 12 – Group Icon – Strata by Phil Emerson

This weeks featured artist for Natures Macro Canvas is Phil Emerson. His stunning photograph Strata taken from a rock will be this weeks Icon.

Congrats Phil!!!!!

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