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MANDELWERK — Translucency of Sunsets
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Published: 2012-08-15 18:20:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 3672; Favourites: 114; Downloads: 98
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Imagine to see all sunsets of history simultaneously…Trying to master transparency… in...
Mandelbulb 3D no post work
First time I felt some control… Thank you Jesse for this new (hard to manage) possibility!
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breathtaking - i must admit i felt a bit scared looking down into this one...
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Thank you Diet! Don't look down then!
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ha, i put my sunglasses on, then it doesn't seem quite as deep, haha... 
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Probably one of my all-time favorite Mandelbulb images.
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Thank you Daeurth, glad to hear that!
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Beautiful image Johan! 
with the delicate, wispy filigree forms.
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Thank you again Mark.
This is actually a deep zoom of the Peacock image... One more to come...
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*STANDING OVATION* Thank You
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We WILL reach the stars.
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Thank you Tony! See you there!!!
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Thank you, I will probably, from time to time...
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Man, I'm a sucker for blue and orange together.
They always push my hot buttons. Very striking!
dg
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OK, honored to push that buttons then, my old friend
Thank you!
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Ya wohl, mein Herr!!!
dick g
(Ich kenne kein swedish!, just Tak! and Nay!)
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Tack och Nej you mean?...
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You are certainly the definitive expert.
I am very much with Swedish descent, except for
my dad's father who was British Canadian. My
mother's mother (and father) came from a place
called Smoland,Sweden (?)...they could not make much $
in Sweden and came to settle in the US around 1900.
Tack sa mecka! I did not know Nay was spelled such!
Thanks for the lesson...
dick g
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Interesting to hear that Dick.
I have many relatives who moved to the states back then, thousands of people did.
And it is spelled "Småland", and "Tack så mycket"
My relatives moved from Skåne, south of Småland.
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Thanks Johan for fixing my brutalized Swedish.
I can only remember the sounds. My dad used to say
to us something like:
Ver sthor da til! and when we got home in
the car: Har de vur! Maybe like the German
'wir' as in: Wir haben sehr viel Spass gemacht!
Again: MY BAD...I'll stop mit der Schwedish now!!!
Thanks for writing me...I enjoy your communications
immensely!
dick g
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very nicely done! great work on the transparency!
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Thank you Frater, really hard to get good results from...
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yes, I still haven't really had any good luck with it, except on dIFS forms
most welcome
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Very nice. That one sphere with the wide band and fine lines is a great find.
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Thank you Hal... And be aware, this is the full M-set, try it out!
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I think this is fantastic scene...!Wonderful transparency,,,,and gorgeous colours!....Haven't a clue about fractals ...but realise how complicated the processes are!!...Love this one!
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Thank you Tricia... well, The rantings are more directed to my fellow rendering nerds...
What I really care about is the final image, and this is it...
Glad you like it!
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