At the Fall Fair, Halifax, Nova Scotia. The dry, pebbly surface of the lizard vs the wooden flakes of the wood chips
Texture can make an interesting photo, whether abstract or a photo of a building, landscape, or even a portrait of someone or something. Texture in a photo can make you easily imagine the smoothness, roughness, slipperiness or dryness of something. It gives the photo depth.
Boats at the harbour in Boscastle, England.
Stanhope Beach, Prince Edward Island. You can almost feel the sand between your toes!
Leeds Castle, England, lots of rough stones and cobblestones with a gravelly flooring and old wooden doors
Coral in the aquarium of Chester Zoo, England.
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I love all the variety in your images. Great post! Thanks for joining the challenge!
Thanks!
Hello! I really like the lizard. Fascinating! Question, I would like to have some perspective, how large is this lizard? How close up were you? Great exercise in texture.
Thanks! let’s see, I don’t really remember but I think perhaps the lizard would have been as long as my forearm (elbow to hand) plus a length of tail. I used the zoom feature on the camera but was standing over the glassed in aquarium I think.
Fascinating :-)