Or Landscape within a Landscape within a Landscape. How do you photograph the landscape within the landscape? Nature is a repeating fractal pattern ever present but for me a difficult subject to photograph. Not macro or micro photography but capturing what is small yet large and large yet small. This is one attempt.
nature has no boss 
Interesting thoughts and image.
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Thanks, it is fun to contemplate the repeating patterns seen throughout the whole deal of the things we call life.
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I LOVE this! If not for the presence of the larger herbs, you could be flying over a boreal forest. Sometimes when I look at lichen and moss covered boulders I get that same perspective, like I’m flying over the Huangshan in China. I also love your awareness of fractals, the basis of our universal connectedness! Your taking on the challenge to capture that is admirable. 🙂
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Eliza, thanks for the thoughts. I also feel the same way looking at a patch of moss or lichen like the whole universe is there in a very small but yet infinite way. I have found it hard to photograph without it becoming a macro photo of just detail. I will keep trying and thanks again for you feedback.
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The image is great and after reading comments, had to go back and look again. Your attempt to capture the “big picture” in a small way is excellent
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Thanks LB, this view is something I can easily see with the eyes but have yet to learn the best way to reproduce that with the camera. Wishing you a great week.
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It’s playing with scale, which I always love to see. 🙂
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Thanks and the relative nature of scale suggests something very special.
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I love it! Little landscapes!
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One of my strange obsessions is seeing those fractal elements in all of life. The repeating patterns the just get smaller and smaller like they are ever retreating from the human eye as to not be see.
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And they do infinitely! Fractals are AMAZING!
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I could not agree more.
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