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 Hi there, I should first state im new to 3d fracs, and as with my experience with 2d fracs I cant quote you specific formulas, parameters or a combination of a few of them. I tend to bring up a randomly chosen formula, tweek the parms if needs be, then start adding in other formulas, it usually results in a mess but 1 times out of 10 ill find something worth exploring.

The image you have shown looks familiar in terms of, it looks rather like a standard bulb sort of formula with a parm tweek to twist it or whatever, so finding a geometric location such as that would be easy enough. In my opinion the image looks like what you said it dose mostly because of the applied colours, lighting. For example the yellow looking fruit seem to be standard sort of nodules (thats what i call them) from a fairly standard default bulb, but the light is set to a yellow hue to highlight those areas, and then the fog is easy enough to replicate, the colours too. One thing I notice is you image is in low res and un anti aliased, in this instance the lack of aa is making the tree look like it has little flowers or buds, however if you where to render that at a larger resolution and with aa you may loose those "speckles".

Anyway, it dosent look like an impossible task to me, I might have a bash at it myself , if I find something I think you will find suitable ill save the msi and you can load it yourself.

regards
pan