Abstracts from Nature

This is a group for Photographers whose work focuses on the abstract beauty of Mother Nature, for photographic work that concentrates on naturally occurring lines, patterns, shapes, colours, form, etc, natural abstracts at their absolute brilliant best.

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Featured Work

Spiked by Alex Cearns

Lizard spikes.
Remnants by Jessica Jenney

Abstract image of decaying leaves in winter.
Stone by Rémi Bridot

Picture of Bretagne
Another Curly Triptych by ElRobbo

Well…that’s what it is, im afraid!
Standing Tall by Sharon Johnstone

Shot with a macro lens.
Sets Approaching The Hawaiian Pipeline by David Orias

Photographed before dawn on December 12, 2008 on the North Shore of Hawaii. I panned the camera during the slowish shutter speed. The natural lighting is actually moonlight. Canon 1Ds Mark II / f/5.6 / 4/10 second shutter speed / ISO 100
Forest 2 by bluefinart

Abstract creation from woodland shot using smudging and motion blur. Inspired by David Robinson’s tree images.
Rainforest Colours by RandyJayBraun

Deep in the thickness of Maui, there are massive bamboo forests. So dense, and quiet are these forests, that you can hear your heart beat. It is dark, and wet, usually, within the bamboo forest of Kipahulu. This forest is protected within Haleakala National Park. Patterns are everywhere. Colors are mostly green, but there are those shoots that capture one’s eye. The bamboos forests are magical places.

Recent Work

Crystals by Anne Smyth

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You Left This Behind by Peggy Sue Harrington

A fingerprint from a photo shoot with first graders. This is one of many large fundraising art projects for my daughter’s school all incorporating the human hand as a theme. This fingerprint is less than one-half inch long and less than one-quarter inch wide. Canon 40D / 100mm macro lens
Teardrop by Geoff Mitchell

this little fellow is a Yellow eyed penguin. It was nesting near Oamaru in New Zealand, and was the centre of attention of a bunch of high school sightseers. I have never seen a bird cry, until now…..
Australian autumn by Geoff Mitchell

A typical Australian day at this time of year has cool days and brilliant blue skies. A single leaf ready to depart make this one of my favorite images.
......poppypaddy.... by David Murphy

Poppies!! / Everywhere…...... / Part of the quilt that is the Tasmanian coastal landscape….... / Best viewed from an arriving plane….... / Better viewed by staying here for ever…...... Table cape / Northwest Tasmania