A natural texture inspired by nature, in warm brown tones – The dried flower by Marjolijn van den Berg

This abstract photograph: "Natuurlijke structuur uit de natuur in warme bruintinten - Het lijnenspel van een droogbloem" is a macro shot in which it’s actually impossible to tell what has been photographed. You can see the natural lines of a very small section of a dried flower. This flower, which I used for this shot, is one of my favourite flowers to photograph. I dried it so that the petals took on warm brown tones. Can you recognise the petals?

Due to the extreme close-up of this flower, it’s almost impossible to recognise what has been photographed. It’s also quite difficult to make out that these are petals because of the warm brown colours of the dried flower. These warm brown tones give the photograph a lovely, calm, natural and rustic feel. The photograph has taken on a minimalist and abstract quality due to the way it was captured. I would describe the colours in this photograph as warm brown tones such as beige, taupe, cognac, terracotta and khaki.
Thanks to the natural tranquillity and simplicity this photograph exudes, it would look excellent, for example, in a minimalist, rustic or Scandinavian interior. This piece would look stunning, for instance, as wall art in the bedroom on an ArtFrame above the bed, as wallpaper in the hall to create a beautiful first impression, or simply above the sofa in the living room – on aluminium, for example! It would also look lovely on the wall in a meeting room (business setting).
©Marjolijn van den Berg