Organic nature shapes

Because fungus is challenging to find and photograph, fungi photos are less common than flower pics, but they're just as beautiful.

Creoidotus cestatii has to be one of my favourite fungus. When seen from above it seems so common and innocuous, just a white crust attached to the underside of a dead twig. But once turned over and viewed from its lower surface it becomes a fabulous combination of shapes and colours, gills and swirls, love this! Putt Woods nr Faversham

A cross section of okra sits for a portrait.

Weathered rock formations in Canada's Gulf Islands.

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on daily wanderings across the islands of the pacific northwest, artist jill bliss finds some strange and surreal species of plants and animals.

Aristolochia Clematitis – Karl Blossfeldt (German, 1865–1932)

Carla Goldberg's works are ever rooted in childhood memory. Her new series of drawings based on the memory of sea foam on the edge of a beach reminds her of summer retreats with her Father's family on the Jersey Shore and with her Grandparents treks to th…