fractal: A geometric pattern that is repeated at ever smaller scales to produce irregular shapes and surfaces that cannot be represented by classical geometry.
can you see it? :D
anyway, the london plane is a fine tree; a hybrid of east and west - a metaphor for london culture. i was happy to leave london for the sticks and i wouldn't go back now. i do miss the culture though - but you can't have your cake and eat it. i miss it when i see the fantastic urban images people take; the city is so capricious, the happenings seemingly so much more transient and plentiful than anything in the country.
hey, why can't i have my cake and eat it?!
2 comments:
I love this tree. You got me researching fractal imagery. Wow. Amazing. Posted one on my blog. Now I can see myself delving into trying to make my own. Arghh.
i'm glad, very pleased and totally made-up. :o)
to be honest, i don't know much about fractals; i just saw the tree and it looked such a fine specimen.
only when i studied the image to see why i liked it did i appreciate the pattern, forever repeating itself in smaller and smaller detail...from the biggest branch to the smallest twig.
''oh, that's like fractals'' someone said. and i learned something new. ;o)
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