Roskambrug
The A11 viaduct at Dudzele, printed edge to edge across the panel.
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The A11 viaduct at Dudzele, printed edge to edge across the panel.
A fern frond in a dark forest, printed edge to edge.
Dew drops on a twist of fence wire, in close-up.
A cow in the pasture, looking straight at you.
Clouds mirrored in a flooded meadow, in black and white.
Sunset behind a village church, over a field in flower.
A still mountain lake, the slopes doubled in the water.
A line of geese across a grey sky, in black and white.
Three willows in floodwater on a foggy morning.
A church spire in backlit fog, in black and white.
Air bubbles frozen into ice, seen from above.
A weathered breakwater running into the sea at sunset.
A village skyline over a ploughed field at first light.
Tulips in orange and pink against the dark.
A lamb in the grass under a spring sky.
A golden fly on a dew-hung wire, in close-up.
A red dragonfly head on, on a weathered post.
Two rain-soaked red mushrooms on the forest floor.
A frost-edged cabbage, seen from straight above.
A wet country road in the sleet, one cyclist ahead.
Rails running straight into the mist at sunrise.
A ladybird on the edge of a leaf, in close-up.
Twenty-five words of Gen Z slang in a colour word cloud, edge to edge on white.
Three red valves on black pipework. The pun is intentional.
An old painted wall with most of the paint gone, cracked and stained down to the plaster.
A plain concrete wall at close range, air holes and hairline cracks included.
A sun coloured wall split by a web of cracks, with moss and blue flecks along the bottom.
Four warm brown boards photographed close up, knots and cracks included, running the full width of the panel.
Watercolour in lilac and turquoise, with the white of the paper left open across the middle.
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