Life is not smooth, rather covered with texture.

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Accessorize your life with texture.

raindrops on willows

wedding album

geyser in Yellowstone

Snow and ice of frozen pond

leaf with water droplets on black pavement

Pink striations of a dogwood blossom

water running through sand and rocks creating riveting pattern

Texture is tuning into your senses.

Bumpy

Sparkly

Airy

Streaky

Ruby

Juicy

Prickly

Shiny

Salty

Velvety

Living photo credit Mark VanDonge

markseye.com/living-photos

Texture is distinguished by the perceived two-dimensional and three-dimensional ingredients of an object or sensory input.

gold wild grasses

mineral waterfall in Yellowstone NP

white wildflower

Snow and ice of frozen pond

fall foliage reflected in Priest Lake

blue moths on forest floor

Matterhorn reflected in lake

Ancient Ephesus Library in Turkey

Leaves and grass with water droplets

mud pattern in Yellowstone

wild plants in Canada

water running through sand and rocks creating riveting pattern

green deciduous larch budding

Large icicle hanging over lake and blue sky

twisty grape vine with mountains and blue sky

raindrops on willows

Green window arcitecture in Santa Fe

Julie K and Giulia with Mochi at sunset

Purple hyacinth covered in spring snow

Mushrooms and lichen on an old stump

Pink striations of a dogwood blossom

whiskers on heads of green wheat

Swedish summer house

shoes and wooden bench

Purple petunia blossom sun dried onto concrete

Blue Star Spring

ally art at Radius Gallery

50s cars in Havana

heart of a white and red tulip

Space needle in Seattle at night

Frozen lichen in a snowy forest

Frozen spider web with brown tilled field behind

Purple flower

Frozen bubbles in mud puddle

Old wooden door and closed sign

frosty dark leaves

colorful cookware and downtown window reflections

black and white dogs in black Giulia car

Hoar frost on chainlink fence

White Iris

Lavender field at sunset

Blue glass art in sunlight

Noticing details and breathing in deeply through the nose captures key moments and anchors them in our neurophysiology / memory forever – an age old secret to adding texture and depth to the day.

~Dr. Uche Odiatu

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