Nature's Macro Canvas (No flowers)
Featured Work
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Pine Bark #2 by CynLynn
As is. / Taken in my neighbors yard in Ohio.
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Likin' the Lichen by Kylie Newton
Found this awesome lichen on the bark of a local tree whilst out for a walk. Nature produces some incredible colours. As featured in the ‘Nature’s Macro Canvas’ group.
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Yeasty Brew by Kylie Newton
I found this fungus attached to the bark of a tree.. how well it resembles beer! Taken at a local park in Craigie, Perth, Western Australia. As featured in the group ‘Natural Textures’ and ‘Nature’s Macro Canvas’.
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"Desert meets forest" by debsphotos
A macro of a paper bark tree…..thought it looks like an aerial view of a desert meeting the forest…..for a comp..
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Lichen covered rock by Christine Beswick
Lichen covered rock This image was featured in the Nature’s Macro Canvas group.
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worms by poupoune
as is / detail of the trunk of a fern (each “worm” is about 3mm wide).
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Life Line by Kim Calvert
I was walking by this huge rock at the marina in Port Austin and seen this color and design on it..looks like a life line. Nikon D90 / 18-200 mm VR Lense.
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Pattern in sandstone 3 by Werner Padarin
Patterns in sandstone / (Sydney, Australia) / / Photo featured in RedBubble’s “Nature’s Macro Canvas” group / Pentax istD with Sigma 18-125 at 125mm
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VOLCANIC BEACH ROCK. by Ekascam
taken at Valla Beach NSW
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Ripple by kalizoomba
a beautiful rock that I found on my walk. This has been featured in Natrure’s Macro Canvas
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Sand curves by Mariarena
Sand curve shapes left in the sand by the passing water. Water and sand go together and interact continously. With every movement of water a new sand form is born and another dies. Sand curves was featured in Red Bubbles group The Woman Photogrpher! ...and was also featured in “Nature’s Macro Canvas” group in Red Bubbles!
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melting rocks by yvesrossetti
Wadi Rum
Recent Work
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Mushroom Top by CynLynn
Looking straight down on an old mushroom under the black walnut tree in Ohio.
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A new day dawns..... by Kathie Nichols
Macro photo taken from the bark of a Large Pine Tree. Focal lenght 6.0-20mm. You can view other macro shots of art, urban and various photos to purchase and download from my portfolio at Shutterstock SHUTTERSTOCK PORTFOLIO / FOTOLIA PORTFOLIO / DREAMSTIME PORTFOLIO“.
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Star Pattern by Michael Rubin
This sea urchin shoes a dramatic star pattern when taken at high magnification. Intricate grooves and holes make up the the pattern, with flecks of dust notably visible as well.
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Fascinating Bark by ronsphotos
Canon EOS 400D / 1/250 at f/11 / ISO 200 / RAW / Focal Length: 55.0mm http://www.redbubble.com/products/configure/11566996? http://www.redbubble.com/products/configure/11566993
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Sand's Sensuality by Mariarena
This is an abstract shot of the sand and its forms when interacting with water… they can be very sensual.
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Sleepy Alligator by MaeBelle
A scar on a poplar tree, reminded me of a sleeping alligator (from photos I’ve seen of them) / /
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Wooden Eye by tarynb
This image to me is the eye and eyelashes of a horse, a side view of the horses face. Of course to you it may just look like a tree stump…
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Tiny Bubbles by Michael Rucci
Early morning dew on a small spider web in the bushes in my backyard .Iuse a nikon d200 and a 105mm macro lens
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Ice Crystals take 2 by foxfoto
Just for you Lee :)
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Rock Candy by Deanna Roberts Think in Pictures
Sweet to look at, rough to touch, salty to taste Rocks at Mossy Point, New South Wales /
About This Group
For photography which appears to be an abstract painting on canvas/paper, but found in nature. A photo… but not looking like a photo. For photographers to take a much closer look at nature finding abstract landscapes or portraits etc in bark or rocks, even sand, ice, water ripples and shells, without the whole tree, rock, beach or shell. There are already groups for flowers, insects,animals,nature abstracts, textures and patterns, but this group I hope to be stand out from other Nature groups.If you are unsure of what to submit please study the featured work above.
I’d like to encourage and inspire members to actually look even closer, use their imagination, go on a treasure hunt and find these wonderful small works of art created by mother nature but unseen to most of us!
Like an abstract macro art gallery with the artist being “Mother Nature”. Group Rules click here
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. If you wouldn’t display it on your wall for all to see, then it’s not for this group.
So, lets see what little secrets in nature that we can uncover, almost like a treasure hunt and…..don’t forget to have fun!!
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