The golden ratio of nature

Most things in nature are in line with the golden ratio. For example, the length-width ratio of ordinary leaves, the length ratio of butterfly's spread wings, and the head-to-body ratio of human beings all conform to the golden ratio. It can be said that the golden ratio always exists widely in nature.

1, the golden ratio can be used as a skill in painting and photography. Using the golden ratio to draw or take pictures is more in line with the physiological structure of human eyes, and it is easier for people to find its beauty and produce * * * sounds with people.

2. On the stage, the golden ratio is more conducive to the transmission of sound. Therefore, singers or performers who want their voices to be more beautiful and appealing should stand in the golden ratio of the stage, that is, about one third of the stage.

3. The golden ratio of time, season and temperature. Autumn in July and August every year happens to be the golden point of the year, which is the best season for human immunity.

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The main characteristics of the golden ratio:

1, the golden ratio is a mathematical proportional relationship. The golden ratio is strictly proportional, artistic and harmonious, and contains rich aesthetic value. Generally, it is 0.6 18 in application, just as pi is 3. 14 in application.

2. The length-width ratio of a golden rectangle is the golden section ratio, in other words, the long side of the rectangle is 1.6 18 times of the short side. The golden ratio and golden rectangle can bring beauty to the picture and make people feel happy.

It can be found in many works of art and nature. The Pasa Shennong Temple in Athens, Greece is a good example. Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man fits the golden rectangle. Mona Lisa's face also conforms to the golden rectangle, and The Last Supper also applies this proportional layout.

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