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17th May 2002
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Natural Fractals!
Here is some from nature with repeated patterns... a Romanesco Cauliflower.
 Shot was taken at 1:1 magnification using a F100 and 105mm Micro-Nikkor mounted on the PG-2 Focusing Stage. |
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17th May 2002
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cool...dunno what's that though.
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17th May 2002
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wow, this seems like an interesting subject...
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17th May 2002
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Wow, very nice. First time seeing this type of cauliflower.
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17th May 2002
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Kewl. Never looked at a cauliflower as a fractal before.
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17th May 2002
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It was just by chance that I saw this on the shelves in the vegetable section at Sainsbury's. There was also a very short lead time for me to photograph it... my wife wanted it in the boiling pot to make a pasta sauce!!!
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18th May 2002
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look like some bacteria....eeekkkss
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18th May 2002
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Looks like something you'd see under an electron microscope. Like when you super-magnify your skin or something.
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