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Ellizabethan
© LynEve
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Uploaded: 08/14/10 2:55 PM GMT
Ellizabethan
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Abstract->Fractal
This is another variation of the image I used for Midnight Masquerade. It reminds me of bejewelled Elizabethan fabric - but it may need a long stretch of imagination for anyone else to see it :) It does look better full screen. Thanks for viewing. Comments very welcome.
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::Ramad
08/14/10 4:08 PM GMT
On full screen it really shines! Nice pattern Lyn, I like it.
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If practice makes perfect and nobody is perfect, then why practice?
You have to view this full screen in order to see the intricate details, and I love the feathery effect of the blue streaks. :) Apt title too! :)
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Revan Delkaoth
- Romans 8:28 "All things work together for good to them that love God and to them who are the called according to His purpose."
I like the dark tones and any University of Michigan graduate will love it. Blue/gold.
VFS-TicK
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Cameras are like people--sometimes they lose focus.
Gorgeous and so outstanding Lyn!!! I love the deep colors and that design is so 3D and beautiful!
Joanie
Joanie
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Another very creative post from you, Lyn. Must be seen at full screen size indeed.
Regards, Cornelius.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Cornelius was here either to enjoy your image or say 'thank you' for your interest in my work. Please CLICK HERE to see my journal!
Of the two posts today Lyn, this one really speaks to me. Love the colors and the shapes. Fine work.
Stan
Stan
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“Won't you come into the garden? I would like my roses to see you”
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Wow Lyn, this is Fantastic and love the colours. Bravo and looks like a 3D effect to me on full screen
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Well, that shape in the center is very characteristic of gothic crucifixes associated with Elizabethan England, and the strong contrasts between the blue, gold, and black remind me of ornate stained glass windows, also often associated with gothic crucifixes. Very nice work, Eve.
-Nik
-Nik
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