This is actually just the same photo 4 times over totally untouched in photoshop as far as modifying shape goes. I just take the photo and flip three times and place them together. i like to engineer shots specifically for use in these organic fractals, as I find the ones to be seen out of natural growth, especially plant forms, to be very close to my heart.

Shot in retallack, bc this winter, on Kodak T Max 400 with an 85l canon fd lens.

I apologize for the 4 meg size, but this is a 3200 pixel wide image and very detailed, any more compression would've started degrading the fractals. so you folk on small monitors, save to desktop and view with a tool were you can zoom to check out the little details and folks running about in there.



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Far out man! Love the glowing tree tops and the beautiful gradient in the sky. Even just Your original shot would look awesome on it's own but the fractal effect is so cool. Good choice for it. You are achieving very nice contrast in your B&W shots. Very clever! Superb work!

WOW fractal tree shapes. Like looking into a night vision kalediskopey. Well it looks like that after the shit I just smoked. 

Wonderful kaleidoscope of nature! It looks really good in b&w.