Seeing the moon in the daytime has always fascinated Gaston. Here, an ascent that began at 3 am led to this shot, taken near the tip of Beinn Achaladair in the Scottish Highlands. The moon is set against a contrasting backdrop of sunlight just beginning to brighten up the mountainside. Learn More

This is perhaps the quintessential Jun Tokunaga shot. The pink and red hues of each subject are set apart thanks to the blue background, seemingly vying for attention while also serving as ample contrast to one another. Note the blurring of the edges around the petals, transforming the plants into abstract figures.

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Showing her skill with aspects of fine art floral photography, Jun Tokunaga goes a little beyond the colour saturation, opting to instead adeptly position her focus. The result is a shot that points a wandering eye at specific positions.

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The bright, expressive reds of the poppies in question here aren’t lost to the green foliage of the background. Even when blurred as part of its surroundings, this floral print from Japanese photographer Jun Tokunaga manages to have its say and stand apart.

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Heat and energy, these are the words that bring out the feeling that Jun Tokunaga’s ‘Flower 08’ invokes. Note the blue background, showing the slightest hint of a warmed sepia tone.

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Aptly named, this shot captures berries and the leaves of the tree from which they grow, drenched in what feels like sustaining sunlight. The shadowing lets us know that this is yet another product of Jun’s masterful use of Speedlight flashes.

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Thanks to a mastery of multiple-exposure techniques, botanical images such as these are a forte of Mark Cornick’s. This example boasts a single, emphasised Autumn leaf in a transitional effect, fading towards from tangible presence to little more than the season’s ghost. Learn More

This piece from Nana Yaw Oduro serves as visual commentary on displacement. It frames the subject in what feels like an unending sea of tall, dry grass, holding an orb of no discernible property. Learn More

The gradient effect of this abstract shot is the result of tulips at different stages of bloom. The farmers are increasingly efficient about cultivating this popular flower, waiting until the perfect time to send their cutting machines to surgically harvest the flower bulbs. Learn More

A revealing look into the Dutch horticulture industry, the vast fields of tulips in this aerial fine art print denote the dominance of this region in the particular export of flowers. It's said that 77% of all flower bulbs traded around the world come from the Netherlands. Learn More

In contrast with a more traditional suit, this fine art print sees the subject dressed in a boisterous red raincoat and camouflage bucket hat. The series as a whole is a running critique of fashion's many niches. Learn More

As a reminder of the work that goes into still life modern art prints, this setup shot shows a suspended glass film placed in front of a potted plant and its pastel backdrop. Learn More