Playing with my food
Richard
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Romaneso is a vegetable in the broccoli/cauliflower family. It's a nice example of naturally occurring fractals. I decided to buy one the other day just to take some photos.
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Seen up close, it's very trippy.
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While the real thing is strange enough, I just had to drop it into pixel bender to have some fun.
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Well, that was fun but now I'm going to have to eat the damn thing...
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very interesting!
Is the taste close to either broccoli or cauliflower, or is it very different?
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Wow! Brilliant Richard!
Those are fantastic, Richard, but after seeing them, I'm not sure I'd want to eat it!
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The processing kaleidoscope works great with this subject.
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Denise, to me it tastes slightly more like cauliflower than broccoli. Definitely in the family.
@Richard
Didn't your mother tell you not to play with your food??? Love these - #5 is my favorite!
Very cool. It looks like some kind of sea urchin.
Having fun yet?
Very cool spirals, I'm fascinated by geometrical patterns in nature too.
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Thanks, all. I had it with lunch today, and I felt a little guilty dropping my model into a boiling kettle.
It smells like cauliflower when it's cooking, but the texture is more like broccoli and it's a little sweeter.
Of course, but that was part of the fun.
The fractals are very creative.
Thanks. Just out of curiosity, I processed #2 in Deepdreams, Google's AI on acid. Curiously, it was hardly interested at all in the plant, but really got into the noisy background:
The first post was right down my alley....very neat stuff. This picture is something else. Those " things " that jumped into the scene bear close watching. That one eye that keeps glaring at me from the top right has got me really spooked. I'd get this app off of my computer right pronto before something bad happens.
Merry Christmas, brother,
Tom
For first time I actually saw this vegetable in super market.....it was beautiful....I immediately thought of this thread