Two for the price of one

Path to the Seahenge

Just over the brow of this path lies the extensive beach of Holme-next-the-Sea where. in 1998. freak weather conditions exposed a seahenge  (a circle of wooden posts enclosing an upturned tree root) constructed, experts say, in 2049BC.  Not surprisingly  it has been removed for preservation purposes

See also https://lagill6.wordpress.com/2017/11/10/preserved-tree-stunps/

Abstract – ‘Spirean’ lamdscape

 

This image was extracted from a photograph of a spirea plant.

More from the border

 

 

Abstract ‘Waterwall pattern’

 

Pond at Titchwell

 

The processing is an attempt to create an ‘impressionistic’ image

 

Around the flower borders

 

 

 

Abstract 102

This is a re-processing of an earlier post (1912).  The pattern was detived from the stratified face of a cliff face.

Summertime

Abstract ‘Reflections in the pond’

Heart of the white poppy

Laburnum abstract

Beside the Bridle Way

Gallery Series 2/1

I would like you, the viewer, to visualise this image as a softly lit large scale canvas (say, 8 feet x 8 feet) on a white gallery wall and imagine quietly contemplating the abstract pattern. Attention should focus on a feeling response rather than a rational analysis.  The use of the magnifier to enlarge the image may be helpful.

(Please see also the post introducing the series  https://lagill6.wordpress.com/2016/09/05/introducing-the-gallery-series/)

Bubbles, patterns and colours

Abstract ‘Playmates’

These abstract images are derived from the natural  patterns formed by lugworm casts on a sandy beach.