Ok, if you insist...sitting down?...feeling stoic?...lol, j/k...actually this has something of a gravitational pull for me...first by reason of the design itself and the 'spacey' feel...I also like the mystery in the darker regions of the image...and love that shade of blue...is it cobalt blue?...idk but I like it and think it makes for a very cool entry in the contest...best of luck Les.

Welll.. I did ask.. so..

Thanks, Pat, for taking the time to place some words. Muchly appreciated. :o)

(p.s. Cobalt blue? "Sure, let's go with that", the male responded.)

As you know I have this one faved. Blue is my favorite color, this shade whatever one wants to call it, is outstanding. The design pulls me into it as well. So now you have Pat, and I in there, is there room for more? :) Cool post, and contest contender. tigs=^..^=, kitkat or you can call me scrunch!

Lol.

And no worries, Pat and me will 'scrunch' over to make room, Sandi.


And but, of course.. thanks for sharing your thoughts. Muchly appreciated.

:o)

I'd throw my hat in too, if I had a winner, which this is sure to be. I'm a blue lover also.

Very, very nice. Really like this.

Thanks very much, Carol and Ted.

Hope you both get a chance to throw your own creative hats into the ring for this contest. :o)

Marvelous render Les!! Fabulous rich colors with great movement here. Superb design as well:)

Thanks for the kinds words, Bruce.

Muchly appreciated. :o)

This looks as if one is taking a journey back to the origin of time and the center of the universe. Seriously good.

Thanks, Connie.

It's always interesting to read the interpretations that an image elicits. Appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. :o)

Wonderful work Les. This is bound to be a winner. An apt title too for this "Supernova".

Thanks, Raj.

And ya know.. I should have researched the title more..

Nova

"a star showing a sudden large increase in brightness and then slowly returning to its original state over a few months.'

Supernova

"a star that suddenly increases greatly in brightness because of a catastrophic explosion that ejects most of its mass."


Changing it now.. and thanks, once again. :o)

Great entry, Les. Perfectly done!

Good Luck with it in the 'Cool Colors' entry!

Thanks, Cornelius. You're too kind.

Appreciate you taking the time to stop by to place some words.

As you say I can see it. A nucleus (Supernova) bursting apart with in its self. Causing so much friction it is blue with heat. Only to come back on its self to become whole again. This fractal has a lot of energy. Very cool!

Thanks, DeLaine.

Appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and interpretations.

Which.. brought to mind another possible title.. "Cobalt Fission".

And gives me an idea for next time.. leave the image untitled and garner/glean one from comments placed.

Very cool image Les - love the colors, design, patterns and depth - Good Luck in the Contest!!!!!

'That's not a contest entry.

That's.. a contest entry.'

;o)


Thanks, Laura.

Congrats on placing in the Cool Colors contest.

Les, congratulations with your 4th place in the cool colours contest!

Whoa.. why'd I do now?

;o)


Thank you, Connie and Cornelius. Appreciate you taking the time.

Congrats Les on taking 4th place in the contest!!!!!!!

Danke, Laura. :o)

Congratulations Les it's beautiful

Thanks for the kind words and congrats, Pat. :o)

Congrats Les. I thought it was a real worthy contender.

Thank you, Frank.

And right back atcha'.. on your; "Nightfall".

Gee whiz, dude, this is gettin' monotonous. Don't you submit ANYTHING that sucks? Just a little?

-Nik

Lolol.

Glad I wasn't taking a sip of tea when this page and your comment loaded, Nik.


Thanks for taking the time to stop by and.. for the laugh.

:oD