Nature As Its Own Canvas..post Your Finds!

Nine Mile Canyon Utah



Mexican Hat

Aloha Julie, looks like you are having fun exploring Molokai. Here is some fun coral I found on a beach in Maui.

Aloha Darice. What a JOYfull find, your front yard is a wonderful playground! It was fun meeting up with you. Don't know if we will make it to meet up with James but hopefully so, there is just so much to explore!

Heading out to explore as I type this :)

Australia.....Yellow Tree , and Ant. 4/15

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/valley-of-fire-carl-moore.html

Came across this while walking a beach in Cabo San Lucas.


Came across this while hiking in the mountains of Colorado.

Succulent Under The Scorching Desert Sun

I have fun finding things in wood grain:

I'm always amazed when viewing the giant monolith called Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach, Oregon.

Beautiful natural sculptures along the "Pemi" up here in New England




And these beautifully smoothed boulders covered in a carpet of moss at the Tunxis State Forest

Natures Art is truly amazing! Love the wonderful photos you all are sharing!

Rocky Seacoast-low tide-Maine

Gosh what a phenomenal thread...there is so much art in these images!!!

From Lichen, to rock to ice

Tree Bark

100% natural shape of heart on the sky ;)

A tiny island, seen in the Inside Passage in Alaska, near Ketchikan.

I love this structure on Big Island. My shoe did give up because of the heat !

Great thread ! Thanks Julie

This old balsam poplar tree looks like it might have been split by lightning. The weathering and patterns and shapes of the bark and limbs are fascinating for a photographer.

I am not a particular fan of hearts, but I do enjoy finding them in nature. I bet we could fill a whole thread with them.

Good Day Fellow Artist

Each and every photo I've seen here is beautiful.. Mother earth is quite amazing.. I'd like to take the time and wish each of you much success.

Kind Regards
Toni

A temporary sculpture created by the tide:



The maiden of the mountain:



Fire Wave at Valley of Fire State Park:

These images continue to awe and amaze me! It seemed appropriate to start this feed yesterday on "Earth Day"

Hurricane Sandy's handiwork on a photoprint of my handiwork.



It originally was a photo of Balinese dancers

I'm always drawn to patterns in water, and sometimes I'm amazed by what's out there:

I have heard some different theories about what's shown here ...

The weeping dragon..I think this one is pretty easy to see, no imagination necessary :)

Swollen Thumb, Arches National Park:


Crazy Dune, Sossusvlei, Namib Desert, Nambia. So named because you'd need to be crazy to try to climb it!


Church Rock, Utah (I think it looks like a Buddhist Stupa or Hindu Temple):