Fractals in a Flower….
I haven’t had any time to go out and about with the camera of late and so another macro – this time of a Protea flower and also my entry for the 25th Monochrome Madness Challenge which is diligently curated by Leanne Cole. Do check out the post (published Wednesday mornings AEST). As always I was drawn to the pattern in this beautiful bloom with it’s incredible ‘fluffy’ texture and nature doing what she does best 🙂
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14 Responses to “Fractals in a Flower….”
The Protea flower works extremely well in B & W, Lisa.
Thank you so much Vicki as a fellow “time poor” flower photographer 🙂
I like the detail. Lovely photo.
Thanks LD 🙂
I see why you are drawn to this one – great pattern and design in this flower. Great macro Lisa.
Thank you, the texture in real life is amazing 🙂
Gorgeous Macro, I love the tones, very subtle, but striking 🙂
Thanks Ed!
I like how the imperfect petals that you included in your frame offset the perfection of the center.
Thanks Gary, glad you noticed 🙂
Im late replying.. 🙂
I loved it when I first saw it and I really love that youve referred to fractals. Awesome!
Thought this was very design oriented Lisa and enjoyed the (juxtaposition- only word that comes to mind) of the outer petals against the softer inner petals.
Hope you got my email. Im sure youve had a busy week. 🙂
Hi Robyn and I’m even later!! Thank you. Yes I did get and yes has been a crazy week 🙂
Beautifully surreal Lisa
Thanks Jude 🙂