Here are 30 visually perfect examples of the geometric symmetry of nature. Symmetry in everyday language means a sense of balanced and beautiful proportions and equilibrium. In mathematics, “symmetry” has a more accurate definition, usually used to refer to an object that does not change under certain translations; Including transformation, reflection, rotation or scale. There is an undeniable charm in symmetry – be it architecture or art, we all value perfect order and perfectly balanced things. Repetitive patterns and balanced proportions are also commonly found in most natural environments. Here you will find 30 perfect examples of the geometric symmetry of nature. All photos are linked and linked to the source. Please feel free to explore the collections of these photographers or further works on their personal websites.
#1 First prize winning Dahlia, grown by my Dad
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#3 How round this plant is.
#4 This Mushroom Photographed From Down Below
#5 The petals of this camellia flower
#6 Geometry in nature.
#7 This perfect cluster of apples
#8 Sunflowers are actually made up hundreds of smaller flowers in near perfect symmetry.
#9 My succulent’s offshoot.
#10 Underside Of Victoria Amazonica’s Lilypad (Up To 200 Cm In Diameter) — Satisfying Ant Terrifying At The Same Time. Veiny Alien Plant-Flesh
#11 Perfect flower I came across while hiking
#12 This absolutely perfect flower is right around the corner from my house.
#13 A flower I found in Hawaii a few months ago
#14 Nature’s geometry
#15 This diseased leaf that looks pixilated
#16 Hala Fruit: The fruit that looks like an exploding planet
#17 The night sky petunia. A real flower whose petals resemble galaxies
#18 “Kalanchoe” Succulent Plant
#19 Top view of this plant is a perfect star shape!
#20 This disco-ball-looking flower in Australia
#21 This symmetrical leaf on my philodendron
#22 Nature, this is some nice symmetry
