ENTRY DESCRIPTION
This image is part of a work entitled Tramas (Weaves). It starts from a simple concept: By looking upwards, what can we see? Regardless of place, trees, when seen from bellow, can show intricate patterns that might relate to the area they are in or to other natural patterns.

This particular image shows a spiral irradiating its branches from the center and can be interpreted as an analogy to how several bacteria and fungi spread in a similar pattern, or how certain cerebral structures have a similar topology.

AUTHOR
Amateur photographer especialized in Black and White analogic images. Currently interested in human landscapes: How humans change landscapes and the impacts nature, time and human behaviour has on these changes. Developed projets in Patagonia, including Navarino Island and several places in Brazil.

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