Posted on March 14, 2017
This is what I believe is known in common parlance as the rough end of a pineapple:

Tuesdays of Texture Week 11 of 2017
Category: Texture Tagged: Pineapple, Texture, TuesdaysofTexture
Posted on March 7, 2017
On a wet afternoon last week I was roaming the house with my macro lens and got this close-up image, which revealed the interesting texture of the central inset.
We must have picked up this Jordanian half-dinar coin when we visited Petra, almost five years ago.

Don’t get too excited: it’s worth about 70 US cents, or £0.65.
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Category: Texture Tagged: Coin, Jordan, Macro Lens, Texture, TuesdaysofTexture
Posted on February 28, 2017
Apparently, a bizarre cat lives behind this ancient door (albeit one with a modern lock) on a house in the medieval quarter of Confolens:

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Category: Texture Tagged: Bizarre, Confolens, Door furniture, Doors, Texture, TuesdaysofTexture
Posted on February 21, 2017
It’s too early in the year to be able to say for sure what exactly this moss-covered tree (bush?) is, but it’s espaliered against part of the old ramparts of the town of Confolens – and obviously has been for some time:

Posted on February 14, 2017
This Shetland pony was one of a small group that used to live in a field just down the lane from where we live. This might have been a bad hair day.

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Category: Texture Tagged: hair, Ponies, Shaggy, Shetland Pony, Texture, TuesdaysofTexture
Posted on February 7, 2017
These railings, around one of the larger houses in the local village of Mézières-sur-Issoire, could do with a fresh coat of paint; but would they necessarily look any better for it?

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Category: Texture Tagged: Mezieres-sur-Issoire, railings, Rust, Texture, TuesdaysofTexture
Posted on January 31, 2017
After last week’s illustration of the high craft of the stonemason, here is a much shoddier example of building work, from a bricked-up doorway in the town of St. Junien.

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Posted on January 30, 2017
Posted on January 24, 2017
Take a moment to look up as you enter St Mary’s church in Beverley and you’ll see some intricate carving – as well as some pretty scary faces.

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Category: Texture Tagged: Architecture, Beverley, Church, St Mary's Church, Stonemasonry, Stonework, Texture, TuesdaysofTexture
Posted on January 17, 2017
This is a detail of a metal sculpture that’s part of a water feature to be found in the old part of Sydney, down by Circular Quay.
There’s plenty of texture to be had, but I particularly like the way that the arc of water echoes the curve of the metalwork.

Tuesdays of Texture: Week 3 of 2017