The top left image is built up from a repeat pattern of small images as a uniform texture on which to build the large closely cropped close-up of the flower.

The lower left image is an enlongated flower;
It started out as a bit of fun in seeing how wide you can stretch an image before loosing recognition of the original. I was also experimenting in complimentary and contrasting colours at the time, so the negative (in the RGB colour space) blue was used on a heavily pixelated exact duplicate that was placed in front of the original. Two masks of random circles then punctuated the whole piece.

The other images are repeat patterns and refections of the same flower photograph.