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Published: 2013-04-05 01:47:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 2135; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 43
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I've been experimenting lately with linear-only fractals, and I recently discovered an incredible feature that will allow me to create polygons of *any* shape. This was just a test.--
Made with Apophysis 2.09.
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Sweet!
Excellent contract between the elements - pushing it a bit more would make it truly sublime.
My thanks!
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by this. You see potential for improvement? I'd be happy to give it a try.
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Good evening!
I thought that, perhaps, making the main structure stand out less, in order to bring the auxiliary/background projections into balance with the rest of the composition - thought it would perfect the whole setting.
Not entirely sure, though, since I haven't worked with Fractal generating applications myself, so I don't know whether you could pick a frame and fine-tune it like that, heh-heh.
In my humblest opinion the ideal frame is where none of the elements stand out. Absolutely none. 
This is probably the lengthiest humble opinion piece in the history of the Internets, hah!
Thanks again for you time, sir.
-Iro
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P.S. Eureka!.. LOL
It would probably be far easier to adjust the levels in Photoshop, hah!
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Why, thank you. I always try to remember my Jewish demographic.
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Floating high above a fractal of Bethlehem on a night sky devoid of fractal clouds.
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You are really good at commenting. Did you know that?
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