Fractals in Nature

[colorspace]

Just one shot. I like this one because of the repeating motifs of medium sized rocks against the water and jagged BIG rocks against the sky.

From a collection of images from Patagonia

 

[GoCubsGo]

Wow what a beautiful shot. It's kind of dark on my monitor, does it look light on yours? Just curious.

 

[colorspace]

It looks about right -- but then again it's brand new and ridiculously bright!

By the way someone sent me the following question:

Your images look really nice. Can you give me a summary of your work flow?

So if you are likewise interested...

1. spend way too much money on photo equipment given your income
2. travel to an exciting place
3. do your best to take good photos
4. import in to Aperture (this is now, back in the day it all went into iPhoto)
5. Do some minor PS touchups including levels and sharpening after resizing for web
6. Complain about not having enough time to do more photography and/or selling of your photographs so that you could offset #1
7 Repeat

 

[redrabbit]

 

[pdpfilms]

Beautiful. I'm quoting just so i can see it twice.

 

[colorspace]

Rabbit -- now that's a damn fractal!!

(mine was more of the subtle kind ;-)

 

[redrabbit]

Rabbit -- now that's a damn fractal!!

(mine was more of the subtle kind ;-)

haha when I read the title to the thread, I actually thought that the picture I posted would be the first shot.