#textures

Transforming ordinary patterns into visual art

Checking in from Poland! Some time ago I shared a post featuring photos of an agave. However those weren't all the images I managed to create from this single plant. I have to admit that when I was

When most people start learning shaders, textures seem straightforward. They are images made up of pixels. But in GLSL, textures are much more than images. They are data containers, and understanding how

Some macros and close-ups from my files, which deserve to be shared and in B&W!...📷✍️

This week the qurator’s contest theme is “red.” So I went through my portfolio and started thinking about which photos I could choose and which ones would fit this theme best. Flowers seemed a bit too

Hello everyone, dear friends. Spring continues to give us beauty that I want to see in detail. That's what my post today is about. It's like a transition from one season to another. Here we see how the

Hello everyone, dear friends. Can leaves be beautiful? After yesterday's photo shoot of the leaves that remained hanging on the branches from last year, I can confidently say that yes. I don't know how

Hello everyone, dear friends. This week starts with a sunny spring Monday, so I'm in a great mood and I'm ready to start my new week of publications. Today I want to share with you photos of nuts. I'll

Let me know in the comments how you know this photography technique? Hello friends of #blackandwhite, I took these photos in the nearest river of my town, I used the technique of long exposure and these

Hello friends of #blackandwhite, these are several random photos of me that mean a lot to me and I love them, I was looking for textures, sometimes photographers see things that others go unnoticed. These

Hello everyone, dear friends. As I wrote earlier, with the arrival of the first spring days, I returned to work. It's time to tidy up some places in the house and in the yard. Although one of the main

Hello everybody! Nature has its own kind of architecture — and fungi are the patient, silent builders. 🍄 This is a small series of close-up mushroom textures, captured in natural light and then converted

I took these photos on my way home, moving slowly, letting the street guide my eyes. This set feels like one of my most interesting combinations so far, not because of a single standout frame, but because

I kept my eyes down on today’s walk and the street turned into a small gallery. Cracked concrete looked like tiny coastlines, paint was peeling in soft waves, and an old galvanized pole wore its metal

Whenever I spot an interesting texture, I feel an instant pull to raise the camera. This afternoon the rain never really stopped, it just softened into a steady mist that darkened surfaces and made edges

I didn't used to pay much attention to details, but thanks to this blog, I began to explore photography more deeply, its infinite possibilities, and I became interested in capturing all kinds of subjects