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This appears to be a selection of images with the golden ratio spiral superimposed to display hidden meaning in their appearance. These spirals originate from a specialised point of the subjects and continue along some meaningful lines of the subject.
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- [A series of images, each showcasing a golden spiral aligning with some element of the image.]
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