Hello hive friends, today I'd like to invite you on a visual journey through some photographs that capture the essence of the textures that inhabit my environment. Each image shows us how nature and everyday objects offer unique surfaces that we can feel with our eyes.
1. Marble and Porcelain
The first image shows a small porcelain sculpture whose smooth, glossy finish contrasts with the roughness of the bark on which it rests. The surrounding flowers provide a delicate texture that seems almost ethereal compared to the hardness of the figure.
2. The softness of the petals
The yellow flowers display petals that resemble velvet. Looking at them up close, we can imagine their softness between our fingers, in contrast to the thicker, fibrous leaves that surround them.
3. The fruit's skin
The apple, still on the tree, reveals water droplets that highlight the texture of its skin: slightly rough, with reddish and green areas. It's a surface that promises freshness and life.
4. Tiny Flowers
The cluster of tiny white flowers is a tapestry of tiny shapes, each with a delicate texture. Visually, they evoke a fluffy feeling, like a miniature forest.
5. The Wall and the Sprout
Here we see a powerful contrast: the roughness of the stone wall and the softness of the emerging green sprout. This contrast speaks to the power of life that finds its place even on hostile surfaces.
6. Backlit Leaves
Finally, the leaves illuminated by the light create shadows and highlights that highlight their veins. The texture here is not only perceived, but also intuited in the play of light that reveals their internal structure.
Each of these textures tells a story: resilience, delicacy, renewal. Looking more closely, we discover that beauty is made up of details we often overlook.
Thanks for reading my post! I hope you enjoyed it and that it conveyed the beauty of textures we often overlook in our everyday lives.
CAMARA: LUMIX FZ-150
