good job, it looks pretty nice. What did you render it with?

Bryce 5, rendered at 2560 x 2048.

The final anti-aliasing pass took at least three days alone.

Great Image, looks very cool.

I don't know much about fractals but I really like how this one looks! I like the green colors you used. I like the complex reflections...but I think the smallest reflections make it look a little busy. And the only other thing I'm not so sure about is the blue in the background...maybe black would work better with the green? But all in all...very nice job! Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing this fractal.
-Laurel

i actually like the blue. its almost like you are looking up a incredibly tall ancient structure (or maybe just shiny and mossy) underwater. very cool

3 days!!!!!!!! WOW, what were the specs on the rig?

Very nice lookin pic though, a little to busy for me, but great none the less!

Get yourself a quad-core g5 and knock it out in prolly 1/20th :P

Excellent work- absolutely love the color. The only thing I would change would be to modify the camera angle so that you can't see the end of the sting furthest in the background. Maybe it could even be cloned in so you wouldn't have to re-render. :)

This makes a very nice desktop wonderful job.

wow .. 3 days is my longest render .. but you say that was just for the AA pass .. I wouldn't mind long renders if I had another machine

Maybe *caedes could code a Shared Rendering Engine .. similar to the SETI @ Home dealie .. it runs like a screen saver and allows NASA to use your CPU cycles to look for intelligent life in the universe ... so, in other words, a very worthy cause .. NOT ..I just know their using my cycles for playing Solitaire

Very nice picture. I like all the reflections I can see in each ball. Thanks for sharing.

Holy Cow! that is a crap load of reflections.
Very intriuging image! Nice work.