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Labelled Cotoneaster horizontalis 'Variegatus', the name has apparently changed, so only Cotoneaster cultivar for now.
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Very interesting and intriquing. How did you accomplish this fascinating image?
Strong, contrasty light works well for these - and then simply swirling the image with the camera with a fairly long exposure - I don't recall for how long, though.
Can't see the picture on this computer but the commonly sold plant is correctly C. atropurpureus 'Variegatus'. It should have never been grown under C. horizontalis, when you take a second look it is actually fairly apparent that the varegated cultivar is not the same structurally as C. horizontalis.