Twisted Timbers Fine Art Prints

Infrared studies of enduring trees

Twisted Timbers explores the sculptural presence of trees through the infrared spectrum. Leaves glow with otherworldly light, while trunks and branches reveal textures shaped by growth, endurance, and decline.

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In the dry rugged terrain of Tasmania, a lone eucalyptus with scant leaves stands resilient atop a hill.
A Harsh Land
A solitary path meanders to a lone shade tree in the vast grasslands of South Dakota Badlands
Singular Journey
Skeletal trees continue to hold court over the quiet land
The Three Elders
A spindly bush – framed by the delicate lines and curves of this weathered rocky shelter – appears to glow with an ethereal flame
Burning Bush
In the quiet dawn of Canyonlands, an infrared fine art photo captures a tree whose gnarled branches tell of countless mornings witnessed from its rocky perch
Innumerable Dawns
Canyonlands' dawn breathes life into an old tree, its leaves glowing in infrared light
Radiating
In the aftermath of a fire's passage through Glacier National Park, the branches of a lifeless tree reach out like fingers
Contorted Limbs

The Twisted Timbers Story

Seen through infrared light, trees take on an unfamiliar presence — radiant, spectral, and quietly powerful. This series unveils a world where foliage glows beneath the sun’s brilliance and bark becomes a tapestry of line, texture, and form, inviting closer inspection.

Each print is a tribute to the inherent grace and sculptural majesty of trees, tracing their life cycle from vigorous early growth to the poignant elegance of decline. Portrayed across diverse settings — from gentle meadows to harsher landscapes — these arboreal forms stand as testaments to resilience and natural artistry.

Through infrared photography, Twisted Timbers reveals qualities invisible to the naked eye, emphasising the ethereal and transient nature of the living landscape.

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