Certainly worth staring at, no matter the size. Though how can one be wrong in recommending something, unless they state the desired result?

I'm intrigued in the striking difference in colors of the wood at the top, which obviously began life as one piece, and still may be so, but appears to be two different colors to the point that it looks like two pieces pieced together. The bottom board does look like it is from a different part of the tree, both due to color and grain. The whole is puzzling, if one thinks about it other than as a minimalist composition in texture and color - which may be best.

Sorry for the late night flight of fancy.

It seems to me that the point of a photo is not to tell a story or to communicate ideas but to be stared at, Bob. And anything that kick-starts the brain.like a puzzle or a mystery, is desirable in these days in which decisions are made by algorithms rather than brains.

I mean, they don't call it artificial intelligence for nothing. So no flight of fancy at all.

Wonderful shades of wood.

I agree, José. The grain in the top piece is spectacular to my eyes.

Keeping it simple is best.
Keep safe.

Thanks, Jaap.

Fabulous POV! Stay well!

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Thanks, William.

Excellent for the colour, composition but above all the textural quality!

Thanks, Andy.

HFF

Happy weekend!

Thanks, Annemarie. You, too.

Fantastic textures, John ! HFF and a very nice weekend for you !

Thanks, Ulrich, and the same to you.

A fascinating close up look of the details, shapes and colours in these slices of wood and why knot!

Very well taken John.............I hope you have a safe and enjoyable weekend!

Thank you very much. Keith, and the same to you.

It is indeed very nice indeed full size showing the effects of the grain even better. Love the knots.

Keep very safe. Herb

Thanks, Herb. I like those knots, too. You stay safe, too.

It's like a plywood flag! :)

That was my reaction when I saw it, Will. I have a similar flag made of brick -- it's the wall of a building in Toronto. I'll see if I can find it.