Macros are not exactly my cup of tea, but I did find a worthy subjet at the market the other day. An edible from the cabbage family related to the caulyflower with an amazing infloresence. Had lots of fun exploring it.
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I have absolutely no idea what phyto-fractals are, but they are fairly amazing! Very interesting lighting, with warm tones on one side, and cool tones on the other. Lots of visually engaging patterns, repetition, and texture, but in a way that is not busy or overwhelming. Composition works beautifully to draw the eye throughout the photo. Home page for sure. 10
The lighting and colour conveys quite an interesting sense of mood - like watching a strange sci-fi film or documentary on life in the deep deep deep oceans... I like it!
Awesome detail. I don't know what it is, but two guesses come to mind. An extreme macro of reptile or amphibian skin, or some kind of barnacle or other sea creature. Am I even close? Anyway it certainly is abstract. I like it very much. Good luck! I bet it does well. 10
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