The square is divided by a golden rectangle that is occupied by the image of a Vanda Orchid captured amidst the lush scenery of the Kandy, Sri Lanka botanical garden.
Drops splash the walking path and the blinking eyes are unfocused. The wet asphalt road reflects the house hedges. When the rain comes we don’t hide our heads.
All those asphalt repairs in the road and on the path - they form interesting geometries themselves, but then I add my own structure and juxtapose the textures with plain colour.
In the rain, we see water on the window and when we go out to the street, the pavements shine in their wetness. The geometry in this image used the hexagon as the basic form and then adds shapes and colours and images taken on some rainy days.
The tide pushes up the beach and covers the sand we remembered. Sea shows the sky colours but sand yellows are still just there between the ripples. The water is lapping gentle waves with light catching the edges.
Corrosion seems like a negative thing; wasting away and dirty. But, actually no; rusted metal is rich in colour and texture and in this image I use some images of rusted chains that I have taken in sea locations.
Trees reaching out to the branches in the sky. We walk with head up noting the contrast between bare branches and sky. Here is a spring day before the leaves come.
In a restaurant one evening a bowl of tomatoes on the counter caught my eye and I used this photo together with others that I have taken of berries and other tomatoes to make this geometric collage.
