Abstract Scenes | Contemporary Art

In this gallery I have curated some unique, abstract scenes from my collection. One of the challenges of nature photography is being keenly aware of your surroundings at all times, as the fine details and intimate patterns of nature are everywhere. Inconspicuous scenes that are easily overlooked can become grand works of contemporary art when approached creatively.

Each Limited Edition abstract print in this gallery is available in the medium and size of your choice, and is meticulously crafted using the finest printing methods available today. All photographs are unobtrusively imprinted with my signature and your edition number. A hand-signed, laminated certificate of authenticity will be shipped separately to accompany your art piece for additional provenance.

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The green and blue reflection of trees and sky in the waters of Falls Creek, Washington. — Shimmer

Closeup abstract image of bentonite clay mud cracks found in the badlands of southern Alberta. — Crackerjack

Golden colored ripples in water of a shallow stream at the Paint Pots, Kootenay National Park, British Columbia, Canada. — Ripple Effect

Mineral rich wet soil with brown and blue coloring at the Paint Pots, Kootenay National Park, British Columbia, Canada. — Earth Paint

The interesting textures and shapes of cooling lava as it slowly flows on the island of Hawaii. — Fabric Of Life

Red, orange and green maple leaves lying on the ground in autumn in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. — Maple Salad

Abstract view of white aspen tree trunks amongst orange bushes in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada. — Brushfire

Abstract view of brown tree trunks and green bushes in a forest in Hawaii. — Mint Chocolate

A single pine tree grows on the shore of the raging waters of Bow Falls, Alberta, Canada. — Determined

Distant spruce trees huddled together in thick fog at Artist Point, Washington. — Ambiguity

Closeup view of the pink and green colors of Japanese maple leaves in autumn. — Niji

Colorful sandstone at Botanical Beach, British Columbia, Canada. — Google Earth

Bunched textures of cooling grey lava rock in Hawaii. — Squeeze

Closeup view of the orange colored bark on a tree trunk in the Hoh Rainforest, Washington. — Fibre

Closeup detailed view of orange bark on a larch tree. — Warmth

Today, we understand that exposure to natural scenery not only makes us feel better emotionally, but the effect on our well-being is profound. As more people than ever before live in cities or large towns across the globe, it is understandable that many of us lack the frequent connection with nature that helps balance our daily lives.

It makes sense that the simple act of placing photographs of nature scenes on our walls is a natural and organic way to decorate our homes, reducing stress and improving our overall well-being.

Thank you for visiting the abstract gallery and enjoy exploring the website.