Photography

Nature’s Woodwork

by Sara Wesche

Picture of the grain in wood that has been worn down over time from the elements.

Picture of interesting "sculptures" made in wood from natural erosion, surrounded by moss. Picture of what's left of a tree standing in the woods as it has been sculpted by natural elements to reveal interesting patterns in the bark and branches.

 

Nature’s Woodwork captures the intricate and beautiful wood sculptures formed by the elements and natural forces in the Michigan woods. These photos, taken around my home in Belmont, Michigan, showcase nature’s artistry as it carves and shapes the wood into unique and captivating forms. Each image highlights the natural processes that reveal rich hues and organic beauty in the Michigan woods.

Sara Wesche

Sara Wesche, a proud Michigander, grew up chasing adventures from Lake Michigan’s shores to the ski hills, Up North. After years in corporate marketing leadership, she spent nearly a decade as a freelance marketing strategist and writer. Sara is a member of the Forbes Communications Council, a founding member of Grand Rapids Professional Women for Good, and a mountain biking coach for the Grand Rapids Dirt Dawgs. As Editor and Co-Founder ofMidwest Vertical Journal, she uses journalistic storytelling to bring the Midwest’s legends, locals, and landscapes to life.

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