Jules Ober Textured Landscapes Photography

Maharaja Palm, North Queensland

My digitally produced art shares the principles of Japanese Ikebana.
ikebana is a disciplined art form in which nature and humanity are brought together. It is a time to appreciate things in nature that people often overlook because of their busy lives. One becomes more patient and tolerant of differences, not only in nature, but also in general. Ikebana can inspire one to identify with beauty in all art forms. This is also the time when one feels closeness to nature which provides relaxation for the mind, body, and soul.

Lollycanes, North Queensland

Jules continues to explore all the possibilities of the new digital printmaking technologies as she develops working partnerships with local and international designers and architects to integrate photography as a design element in the creation of contemporary interiors.

Palmshells, Byron Bay

Pandanus seeds, Lord Howe Island

Insect calligraphy, Snowy Mountains

Misty snowgums, Snowy Mountains

Didjeri sticks, Fraser Island

More information at www.julesober.net


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  • http://www.facebook.com/brigitte.rodriguez.7 Brigitte Rodriguez

    rad :) i like the diffrent textures, colors, shapes..

  • Linda M

    These are absolutely brilliant!

  • deb

    so beautiful

  • Claude

    Great, fantastic, I really like all these pictures ! So natural, but so amazingly surrealistic as well…
    I wish I could have shot something similar myself…

Lake Dobson, Tasmania

Usually in close, sometimes out wide, but always graphic, textured and rich in color is the photographic work of Aussie artist Jules Ober. From the ancient icy landscape of Tasmania to riotous colors of the North Queensland jungle, Jules introduce her new way of looking at the Australian landscape.

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