Do Not Take The Brown Acid ...

[Mohain]

... Or your cauliflowers might look like this

1.

2.

3.

If anyone doesn't know or is interested this is a Romanesco Cauliflower.

TFL :mrgreen:

Mohain

 

[Big Mike]

That is psychedelic...I would have guess it was some sort of coral. Great photos of it, b.t.w.

 

[Arch]

I would have guess it was some sort of coral.

me too.... looks very shell/coral like..... cool shots mo :thumbup:

 

[Ab$olut]

Looked like a microscopic image or a 3d generation very cool

 

[LaFoto]

Wonderful contrasts. I love the light in #1!!!
I saw it was a Romanesco Cauliflower at once, but your second and last photo here are taken in such an interesting manner that you really make it look like a coral. Interesting!

 

[Mohain]

Somebody else said it looked like a coral too. Thanks for the comments :mrgreen:

 

[scheffer]

very cool, looks like a fractal. How was the lighting done? f-number?

thks, Danny

 

[Mohain]

Thanks scheffer. Yes, very fractalesque! Lighting was with halogen spots and fill light was my beside table lamp (soft scattered light)

F-stop on 1 was f32, the other two were at f22. Kenko extention tubes and Canon 135mm for the first & 50mm for the other two.

 

[woodsac]

Don't tell me what to do! :mrgreen:

I really like the textures and tones.

 

[Mohain]

Don't tell me what to do! :mrgreen:

The brown acid is bad ...

 

[djengizz]

Do Not Take The Brown Acid ...

Oops, too late .
Another great b&w. Really brings out the structure in these alien cauliflowers.

 

[SommarShade]

this rocks !!

I really like the intricate detail and the tones used realllly capture them well....

It has almost a scientific/documentary feel to it, but in a cutting edge awsome way...

 

[250Gimp]

Very cool!! At first I thought it was some kind of coral taken with an Ir filter or something.

 

[hazelwestphoto]

very cool, looks like a fractal. How was the lighting done? f-number?

thks, Danny

It IS a fractal. Very cool by the way. I saw a pic of one of these on google.