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Published: 2014-10-01 17:48:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 407; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 3
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Ultra Fractal 5.04 (two-layers).Blame my weird sense of humour for the title. Stirring, I suppose!
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Thank you, Martina - glad you like it. The kettle is puffed and I'm highly chuffed.
As for titles they can be fun, as intended here. At other times they can start or bias the creative process. At best they add to the viewing experience. Sometimes, though, they can be hard work for I have a sense of loss when a title cannot be found for a work - maybe because I like being in control.
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Thank you, Martina - glad you like it. The kettle is puffed and I'm highly chuffed.
As for titles they can be fun, as intended here. At other times they can start or bias the creative process. At best they add to the viewing experience. Sometimes, though, they can be hard work for I have a sense of loss when a title cannot be found for a work - maybe because I like being in control.
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It's wonderful, and you're most welcome
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Very Soft. I think this is one of the more softer fractals I have seen in a long time. I really like this. I like how you use the naturally occurring blue tint of the piece.
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Many thanks. Yes I had thought to make it a pure monochrome image but decided this slight colour contrast is better. I find that inspiration is unique to the moment.
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Such lovely, soft colors and curves. Well done!
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Thank you. Yes, this has the gentlest of colours though not so its companion (about to be uploaded).
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Thank you. I'm very much an ex-gardener but googling the "Calla Lily" removed some ignorance. White is an astonishing colour. It infuses lightness wherever it is found. This image was the last of four which I'd rendered to disc and is far the simplest, the others being concerned with colour to one degree or another. I may upload the most extreme of these later today after I've firmed on the choice (an excuse as one of them is made vastly different by the use of colour alone and so is an obvious counter-balance.).
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Dropped by and saw you had left me a comment. I grew a Calla Lily or two this year. With the extended summer in England it reached three foot tall. Just the one red one on a stem. They are fascinating flowers - so perfect in their simplicity of form.
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Mm! I associate lilies with white, so must pay more attention. Unfortunately I have no say in what is planted in the communal garden though it is well-kept with lawns, trees, shrubs, and flower beds - bodies planted there too on the sunnier days. We just need the sound of enticing chimes and it might be roasted flesh and ice cream.
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This is very beautiful in its simplicity. It reminds me somehow of a Calla Lily.
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