This post’s forest floor “natural abstract” was photographed a couple of minutes later than was the “5” Porongurup image.
Their locations were only a few footsteps distant from each other.
One of the world’s greater guitarists has (unwitttingly) provided a sublime musical accompaniment..
An enormous amount of growing, shedding, living and dying, goes on in any forest, however “eternal” or “peaceful” it may appear to a visiting human.
Animals move and munch,.
Winds rage, rustle and ebb.
Rain drips, pours, hails, or it falls not at all, for “too long”…
Inevitably, a lovely “natural abstract” on a forest floor has a shorter “shelf-life” than even the most piffling example of trend-chasing/cashing contemporary “art”.
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Musical bonus
Julian Lage played electric guitar on the debut recording of his “Nocturne”. (on his 2016 trio album Arclight)
He delivered this solo, acoustic version in a UK concert on 19 November 2024:
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