Zoom in on the jagged edges of naturally forming crystals, such as quartz or salt, showcasing the repeating fractal geometry of their sharp, angular structures. Use ultra macro photography to capture the interplay of light refracting through the crystals, creating prismatic bursts of color and texture. Position the camera to highlight the layered growth, with the crystals branching outward like miniature mountain ranges. A shallow depth of field keeps the sharpest edges in focus, while the background diffuses into soft, glowing light. Play with contrasts between the smooth, polished faces and rough, unrefined edges of the crystals. The resulting image captures the fractal nature of mineral formation, revealing infinite detail within finite forms.