This image is part of a collection of 20 highly rare and unique 1/1 aerial images made in Iceland, captured by a National Geographic published photographer, showing the beauty of Nature’s patterns repeating themselves endlessly, from the microscopic fractal arrangement of biological structures, to the braiding of glacial river channels.

You can discover collector’s benefits, detailed concept and story behind the images divided in chapters here: https://www.joseramos.com/fractal-visions-the-hidden-awe-from-above-nft-collection/

These images show fresh first snowfall patterns, deposited over the channels of a braided glacial river in the Icelandic highlands, captured from the air. There are plenty of fascinating aerials of Icelandic rivers, usually shot from high altitudes, but these are shots of a unique transient phenomenon, which did not last more than a few hours, as only the right amount of snow would be able to create this visual illusion, and on the next day all had vanished.

Collectors will get:

*Exclusive access to Discord Server, where collectors can engage with the artist, as well as be notified of future artwork releases before the public.

*If collectors prefer, other direct forms of communication can be provided.

*Higher resolution file image, if needed

*The feedback from each collector about the artwork will be part of the final chapter of the story about the collection, including his name if so desired. All the chapters, including this one, will be a permanent part of my official website. Please check: https://www.joseramos.com/fractal-visions-the-hidden-awe-from-above-nft-collection/

*One of the first 10 collectors will be randomly selected and will receive a physical large format (75 x 50cm / 30 x 20 inch) print of one of my portfolio images.

*When the collection sells out, another collector will be randomly selected to also get a large format print of one of my portfolio images.

*When the collection succeeds on the secondary market and reaches a total volume traded of 15 ETH on OpenSea, all first collectors get to select to receive a printed book or ebook, with all the images of the collection and the story that is part of the collection