Really sharp, in a warm monotone which I like, rather than a melodramatic black and white. Comfortingly protective.

Thanks, Steve. It looked a bit shiny in mono, too.

Keeping it simple is best.
Stay safe and healthy.

Thanks, Jaap. I hope you're well, too.

Superb capture! Stay healthy!

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Thanks, William. I hope all's well with you, too.

What a tight, even construction. It could be the side of a log house rather than, what I guess it is, a woodpile. Someone lined up the wood with precision, proud of their work.

Interesting textures, and the one odd irregularity keeps the shot from being about texture only and risking blandness. The furrows in the bark also contribute - more or less horizontal in the top two rows, coming to an abrupt stop at the left side of the third and morphing into a jumble, above the vertical lines in the bottom row.

And yes, do your social distancing while out.

Thank you very much, Bob. Your comment got me thinking that the irregularities you mention may be due to memories of this work:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

Fascinating shapes and textures.............such a simple idea for an image John, but hugely effective. It looks very tactile.

Thanks, Keith.

this photo would be so cool up on the wall - like living in a log cabin. nice graphic nature to your photo.

Thanks, raingirl. I hadn't thought about the resemblance to a log cabin before.

Logs have fantastic texture and shapes... we can see lots of pareidolias on them... but this time what I see is... woodporn, LOL!!!!

Thanks, Xata. I tried some other orientations (this is the original one) and they were a bit more inclined that way.

I'm giving you a star just because I've never seen you do bark. I thought I was the one barking mad.