TREES - SKIN DEEP

Beyond the abstractions of skin-deep colors and textures and shapes, the bark is the first layer we encounter. Through the post- processing of digital images, I have aimed to highlight, sometimes in an impressionistic way, the unique characteristics of each tree’s bark.

Sycamore (Copy)

Sycamore (Copy)

Japanese Black Pine (Copy)

Japanese Black Pine (Copy)

Sycamore (Copy)

Sycamore (Copy)

Asian Black Birch (Copy)

Asian Black Birch (Copy)

European Beech (Copy)

European Beech (Copy)

Japanese Black Pine (Copy)

Japanese Black Pine (Copy)

Dahurian Birch (Copy)

Dahurian Birch (Copy)

Modoc Cypress (Copy)

Modoc Cypress (Copy)

Japanese Stewartia (Copy)

Japanese Stewartia (Copy)

Hemlock Limbs (Copy)

Hemlock Limbs (Copy)

Paperbark Maple (Copy)

Paperbark Maple (Copy)

Spruce (Copy)

Hinoki Cypress (Copy)

Hinoki Cypress (Copy)

Saw-leaf Zelkova (Copy)

Saw-leaf Zelkova (Copy)

Hawthorn (Copy)

Hawthorn (Copy)

Dotted Hawthorn (Copy)

Dotted Hawthorn (Copy)

Silver Maple (Copy)

Silver Maple (Copy)

Tea Crabapple (Copy)

Tea Crabapple (Copy)