Lace Agate by Didier Kobi © All Rights Reserved, Didier Kobi, Araminta Studio, Switzerland, used here with his permission See More Les Iles d’Or (The Golden Isles) by Henri-Edmond Cross, circa 1891 – 92 Déjatch Alámayou, King Theodore’s Son, Photography by Julia Margaret Cameron, July 1868 Still Life of Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Gooseberries, Asparagus, and Artichokes, by Louise Moillon, 1637 San Francisco: Beautiful Photography by Brandon Doran Raison D’Être: Fabulous Macro Photography by Melanie Moraga By the Sea by Claude Monet, 1864 Lighthouse, by Daniel Hermann Anton Melbye, 1846 Bright and Beautiful Garden Photography by Sarah-fiona Helme Springtime Reverie: Extraordinary Floral Photography by Jacky Parker Earth from Space: Powerful Winter Storm Pax, 2014, by NASA Urban Fragment by Didier Kobi Still Life of Roses, Tulips, Carnations, and other Flowers, in an Urn on a Stone Ledge, with Peaches and Grapes, by Pieter Faes Mercury: Beautiful Images from the MESSENGER Spacecraft, NASA The Sea at Amsterdam, by Claude Monet, circa 1874 British Parliament Building by Didier Kobi Amazing Arizona & Utah: Fabulous Photography by Michael Wilson Seasonal: Gorgeous Nature and Urban Photography by Ari Salmela Earth from Space: Europe at Night, by NASA Pont Neuf, Afternoon Sunshine, by Camille Pissarro, 1901 Irises, by Vincent Van Gogh, 1890 Fruit Still Life with a Nautilus Chalice, by Joris van Son, 1654 Sunflower by Evgeni Dinev Splash I by Didier Kobi Walking in the Autumn Woods with Photographer Lars van de Goor American Homestead, Winter, by Currier & Ives, 1868 Manhattan Bridge, Under Construction: Historical Photograph by Eugene de Salignac, 1909 Pensamientos: More Exquisite Artwork by Maria Mercedes Trujillo A. Spirograph by Jim Babson The Parting Cheer, by Henry Nelson O’Neil, 1861 Saturn Abstractions : Fine Art Photography by NASA by Laura Posted on July 9, 2013 Posted in Artwork, Big Picture, Photography | tagged abstract, agate, crystals, geology, macro, minerals, patterns, quartz, red, science, stone, textures. The permalink.
