Posted by Jason Kravitz (Brussels, Belgium) on 7 August 2007 in Animal & Insect.
While visiting some crop circles in the UK last week we found this little snail in the pressed down wheat.
The geometry and relation of the patterns in many crop circles incorporate the golden ratio, derived from the Fibonacci sequence also referred to as sacred geometry. The spiral in this snail shell is also an illustration of this pattern or ratio.
The snail served as another metaphor to me to slow down and process rather than continuously rushing from one thing to another.
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I love that graphism, I see through your photos that you really have "the eye" you feel the photos very much! There is the graphism of wheat-ears on the snail shell too! I love the colors and the contrast between the rounded of the snail and the ligns of the wheat! Love it!
7 Aug 2007 12:42am
Crop circles? Too cool!! I really like this image... to me it's the small going on about their lives just trying to stay clear of the giants.
7 Aug 2007 10:47am
Beautiful shot and good comparison.
7 Aug 2007 12:01pm
Beautiful!
7 Aug 2007 12:29pm
Very nice indeed. Well spotted moment.
7 Aug 2007 3:37pm
So cool!!! I love snails! I think they are cute in a strange way. Great photo!
7 Aug 2007 8:29pm
great eye to see the little details of life. nice capture
8 Aug 2007 2:48pm
Love the warmth and detail.
8 Aug 2007 3:54pm
ha! Good eye! Well done!
9 Aug 2007 12:16pm
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