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Gold and Glass
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Uploaded: 02/09/07 6:18 PM GMT
Gold and Glass
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Abstract->Fractal
This isn't really my second go, in fact it's my fourth, but I really am proud of this. It's a lot less grainy than the first one, and I'm quite proud if I may say so myself. Once again, this was made in Apophysis 2.05. Thanks!
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::JQ
02/09/07 6:55 PM GMT
ohh thats nice, you did a good job!!
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Very nice.
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Always remember - Follow the Yellow Brick Road, it will lead you to the Emerald City and OZ A very nice place to repose. Trust me on this one, I live there ............The Lion...................... MY GALLERY - The Magical Mystery Tour
Keep going keep going! You're onto something! 8•D
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One man sees things and says "why?" - but I dream things that never were and I say "why not?"
This actually looks like its a macro shot.. nice work.. keep experimenting your doing well
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MY GALLERY
........... "Live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece"
Amazingly cool! Super realistic, it's like your sucked in to it ;) Very great image!
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~ Capturing the elements of nature ~
This is one of my favourites of yours.
The depth is absolutely amazing. Got the 3-D thing going on. Nice.
"Gold and Glass?" You bet, molten and intermingling. Perfect title.
Tip of the Day: Locked axis on the transforms. "On" be default. Click it off and you can then move the X,Y and O points on the transforms (triangles).
This one, if you haven't discovered it yet ... and I have a feeling maybe not ... is the Apop bomb. (Ok, one of ... 'cause the "Final X Transform" can be pretty amazing too.)
You can find it when you have the "Transform Editor" open ... then look for the "Triangle" tab and then hovering your cursor over the icons that appear under the size change functions ... it is in the middle-ish (there are six, so ... no real middle. Yep, I'm a geek. :oP)
Ohhh, you be havin' sum fun now. Look forward to your next. :o)
p.s. This one is really, really ... really good. In fact, I find it inspirational from the depth I perceive ... don't know if this is your first ... but ... allow me to say "+ fav." :o)
The depth is absolutely amazing. Got the 3-D thing going on. Nice.
"Gold and Glass?" You bet, molten and intermingling. Perfect title.
Tip of the Day: Locked axis on the transforms. "On" be default. Click it off and you can then move the X,Y and O points on the transforms (triangles).
This one, if you haven't discovered it yet ... and I have a feeling maybe not ... is the Apop bomb. (Ok, one of ... 'cause the "Final X Transform" can be pretty amazing too.)
You can find it when you have the "Transform Editor" open ... then look for the "Triangle" tab and then hovering your cursor over the icons that appear under the size change functions ... it is in the middle-ish (there are six, so ... no real middle. Yep, I'm a geek. :oP)
Ohhh, you be havin' sum fun now. Look forward to your next. :o)
p.s. This one is really, really ... really good. In fact, I find it inspirational from the depth I perceive ... don't know if this is your first ... but ... allow me to say "+ fav." :o)
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust
Very nicely done - really good 'depth' effect. And you are already getting more comments than me :(
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this is a cool pattern. I liked the colors, they really light up the image.
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