Founded in 1759, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew has grown into one of the most significant botanical institutions in the world, recognised today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its vast collection of living plants, historic glasshouses, and sweeping landscapes reflect centuries of scientific study and horticultural design. This series captures textures and forms within Kew, from the delicate curl of emerging fronds to the architecture of the Palm House and the play of light across exotic leaves.