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Published: 2005-08-18 09:17:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 1492; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 225
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Motivated by the current contest that *Ultra-Fractal is running, but this isn't Ultra Fractal, it's Fractal Explorer.Related content
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Thanks for the critique. FE is a single layer image so this is how it was rendered. UF is the only fractal program I know of that gives the options of layering so you really have to do some major tweaking when using FE to get things arranged better.
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Oh YES! love the dark depths here ... Wonderful FE
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Thanks, Sal. Still millions of things to find in FE.
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Oooh, nice,nice! Good luck in the contest Jeff, I judge you the winner! 
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Thanks, Helen, but this isn't for the contest, just inspired by it.
There have been some really great black and white fractals come from this contest though. Really impressed how the group has grown in talent.
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Oh, sorry babe, I should have read your description better 
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An excellent product of FE! Great lighting and details!!
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Tried one of the authors formulas on this. Something new to experience.
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Yep. Sylvie Gallet 2-02, CTrunc/CATan, [X*X/Y*Y]&[Y*Y/X*X]&[Z], inverted with a julia selected
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Very neat! For some reason, I am reminded of soap bubbles
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I have one that I named Soap Bubbles because it looked like a bunch of suds.
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wow, very interesting and impressive. great job!
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