My photography tends to focus on fungi, mosses, and other tiny elements of the woodland landscape. I do not edit or color correct my photos. If the end result seems somewhat surreal, it is due more to the limitations/capabilities of my rather average digital camera, than any tinkering on my part.
These works by Nathan Carlos Rupley are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
“A Strange Celebration”
“A Time to Seek”
“Archaic Communities and Nascent Structures”
“Saprophytic Light”
“The Passing of Time”
“Rays of Light on Decay Bring Growth”
“A Vast Landscape so Ominous and Small”
“Patterns of Growth and Meaning”
“A Large Presence with Gills so Fine”
“Life Within Another”
“Seeds in the Heart of Sheol”
“A Future Resurrection”
“Beyond This Sabbath Rest”
“Ancient Paths of a Tiny Civilization”
“Metazoic Art and it’s Potential Lessons”
“Prototypes and Remembrances”
“The Origins of Rebirth”
“Actual Deconstruction”
“Beyond Philosophy”
“Tongues Like Fire”
Nathan Carlos Rupley 
Beautiful pix. Love the new site design. š
Thank you, and thank you.
This is the first I have seen your stuff. I really love the subject matter! They look very ethereal. I hope there are more coming! -Emily
Thanks, yes there are more on the way.
I like the lines in your work. They jump out and grab the eye without bruising. Keep it up…
Thanks Steve, I’ll see what I can do.
“cards and prints available”? I’ll take two boxes please…
I will have prints (framed and unframed) as well as cards available at my first show. I also hope to have unframed prints and cards available in my etsy store very soon.
Love your photographs. Love the captions too. Really like “tongues like fire ” the flames are so vivid. wally b.
Thanks, I really appreciate the feedback.
Hey Nathan,
Cool stuff here. Fungus is a great thing to photograph!
I thought of you this last weekend when my friends and I went camping and we ate some morels and fried up some cold, abandoned goose eggs.
-Levi
Thanks, that sounds like a great time. Next time you are around we should go foraging.
You’re very talented, and the collection is wonderful, but I loved “A Vast Landscape so Ominous and Small” the most. They’re like little hands of Earth reaching for the light from the darkness of the forest floor. Cheers, and I hope the gallery showing is going well..
-Sage
Thanks, great to hear from from someone who’s taste I respect so much. I haven’t been focusing on the music world as much recently, but you provide an excellent resource.