Three silvery shoots of ash-leaved maple run through the frame in parallel, their smooth bark studded with bright, tightly closed buds. Side light grazes the surface of the twigs and brings out their metallic sheen, while the tangle of finer branches behind dissolves into a cool, grey-blue blur. The rhythm of the verticals and the minimal palette — ash grey, ivory, a faint warm accent in the bud scales — create an impression of graphic, almost musical repetition. The frame is quiet, wintry and very orderly. It works beautifully paired with another print from this series, above a sofa or a desk.
I photograph on the wild meadows of Warsaw. These are plants considered weeds. Often unnoticed, yet look how beautiful they are.
The photographs are printed on professional, archival papers in limited editions. You can order other size. Print format 29 × 42 cm.