Waves and lines which surround us all. Original here.

Gentle, liquid shapes, looking like shibori or tie-dye. Original here.

Steel, stone, and concrete form a wheel you can never escape. Original here.

Underwater wayfinders, shifting and sliding. From this picture.

The earth's dirt, spinning round. From this picture.

A tightly connected network formed by criss-crossing lines, becoming a star or is it a web? From this picture.

This Sunday is the Epiphany, the last day of Christmas, which used to mark the end of nearly two weeks of celebration. From this pine branches photo.

Thinly stretched threads from delicate shapes that can trap or set free. From this experimental photo.

I've used this picture as a source before, but this one came out looking very different, almost like a cyanotype exposure. From this tree photo.

One creatures becomes many, gathering together to meet underwater. From this jellyfish photo.

I think this one looks more like an illustration than a modified photograph, perhaps even a print. From this railway track photo.

Urban areas are injected outwards, gradually subsuming all other environments around them. From this city photo.

More strength and structure forming a true wheel. From this building photo.

An explosion of light and energy, constantly cycling up and down. From this experimental photo.

Hills stretched into thick columns and maybe a seed pod or leaves. From this landscape photo.

By chopping up and transforming this city shot the buildings disappear and it becomes almost like a formal garden.

From a calm inner area to an increasingly active patterned outer ring. Another from this photograph of a jellyfish.

Sky in the center, buried deep in the earth. I can't find the link to the original, although I got it off of pixabay only a couple of weeks ago. Weird.

A snowy wood is transformed into something between lace and a cathedral.

A soft and warm ring of barley which melts into the landscape.