Fractal Forest on a Wet Fence

Great find and mesmerizing photo, Jack! The part of the picture is probably created by nature and contains fractal signs. I guess the author saw this and completed what nature had begun. Well captured! I like it! Bravo! Sincerely, Tatiana

Thanks, Tatiana. Actually, the whole thing was created by Nature. Pretty amazing, huh?

After reading your response to Tatiana, Jack, I experienced a sigh of relief. My intuition told me that natural elements created he slight fractal appearance. Can you please have mercy on feeble minded viewers like me?

Hi Jack,

 

your masterfully created image just goes to show that the latin proverb 'natura artis magistra' ('nature is the master of art') has a lot of truth to it. You have made an image I have been looking at for minutes now, discovering all kinds of details and looking back at the greater image. I really like the 'tidiness' of the composition, the colors and above all the memories of all kinds of beautiful things it releases in my mind. I see a pale sun shining through the trees as in a Daubigny painting, among other things. Into my favorites! Kind regards, Vincent

Waves.

Michael. It's lucky for you that you read it right. You can expect no mercy from me; one tiny slip and it's the lash!

Franz - waves. forest, fractal. It all fits.

Vincent - One comment from you is worth 1000 "likes". Sometimes you make me feel that I'm back in the old PN before the redesign when comments were almost an art form.

Well seen and presented, the nature's composition and your framing compliments these elements, take care.

Jack, I can't add more to the right comments of those who preceded me. I just add that observing this last beautiful image of yours, I came to mind the comparison with the famous painting by the Japanese painter Hokusai, "The Great Wave of Kanagawa", ciao Giangiorgio

It is your masterful "framing" that stopped me and made me wonder about the artist. Well seen and presented.

Pure and simple the finest of photographic art. Saying more would be to spoil the experience of observing it, as if in a museum. Thank you so much for sharing, and for being back in PN. IMHO, I believe PN as a forum, was truly missing you, and it is not psychological projection..... DG

Excellent!