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Published: 2005-09-06 20:40:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 3182; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 538
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Robert Frost::"Two roads diverged in a wood, and Iā
I took the one less traveled by,"
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I'm glad to see someone else has actually read the poem I referenced.
It's one of my favourites, next to "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening".
Thanks!
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oh yes that is another favorite. What can I say Frost has interesting poetry...though I still think Poe might be my favorite. Its hard to beat The Raven or Anibelle Lee
lor344
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The thing about Frost that always interested me is that it seem so simplistic, but if you take the time to think about it, or read it over a second time, it can reach so much deeper.
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Right exactly. It like two meanings, the more obvious one then the deeper one. But omg my old french teacher spoke like 7 languages she was a genius. She wrote this one poem, in english, that was two columns. You read one column, then the other and they were seperate from each other but then you could read the two columns straight across like rows and it worked that way too. Freaking amazing.
lor344
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This is such a gorgeous piece. It reminds me somewhat of razor wire, but in a more inticing yet dangerous sort of way. I imagine I can lend such interest towards the colors used, which compliment it very well given their dark-yet-light tendancies. Overall, a gorgeous image. Something I would hang upon my wall, no doubt.
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Thanks. This has always been one of my personal favourites, so it's good to hear someone can appreciate it without nothing more than a "That's Nice".
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I can see why it's a path less trodden. Those bright, glowing 'threads' look like they'll slice you up pretty good, or electrocute you or something. I'm in pain just looking at it. 
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It makes an interesting impression, as if the sparkles were a product of the friction of rubbing against the wall of the tunnel with extreme speed. Maybe you should add a little detail to the glow in the center, for example by darkening parts of it with irregular shapes.
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Actually, I may try that. I had been planning to do another take on this piece in the future, and now that I look at it in that perspective the 'light at the end of the tunnel' does look a bit off. Perhaps a bit too yellow for my liking.
Thanks for the advice.
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Amazing! It makes me want to jump in there and see where it goes.
Love the quote too.
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The title definately fits this piece it has a wild organic feel to it and the lighting is like a destination. Why you only have 9 deviations when you are this good I don't know.
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I used to have more work up but I've been doing a bit of a purge lately. Anything I didn't feel was quite up to par with the others was nixed, though I still have them reserved [for those good old nostalgic moments] on my hard drive.
Ah, and I'm glad how you feel about it. It's always nice to be appreciated.
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Nice image, although it's a little pixelated in some areas.
Still good though
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This reminds me of a vortex of doom. Like that circle / sphere at the end of the tunnel is going to explode if you touch it.
*shrugs* I have a crazy imagination.
- Katie
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Very nice!
What programs did you use for this?
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Apophysis to create the fractal images, and Photoshop (7) to put on the finishing touches.
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Hey, that's cool. It makes me think of something my boyfriend is always saying to me, but it's not appropriate to mention here lol.
New 
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Glad you think so.
It so happens to be my personal favourite, from my gallery.
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Ah! Do I know how to pick 'em or what! lol
It's spectacular.
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That's the point that Frost was trying to make, incidentally.
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*Theres always light at the end of a tunel but to get there you have to go through a fierce malesorm*
It looks like a green murcy water of death, and the mtion is a tunel to heavn in a form of a malestorm.
Geting there is dangorus and scary, but most likely worth it =^_^=
It looks very crisp and bright
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Even though it is a still image, it almost appears to be in motion. Well done.
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In motion, eh? That's a new take on the scene. Glad you liked it.
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follow the light at the end of the tunnel
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This is stunning work,may i ask what program you used to create this from. cuz i wanna try it out.
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I use a combination of Photoshop techniques and Apophysis to create my work.
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I envy your digital abstract ways... this is very lovely indeed
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Ahh...Fractals. Still don't understand them that much, but they are pretty.
It kind of draws you in....The ones I seen so far are definately worthy of hanging on walls.
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On walls? Think I'm print-worthy, eh? You'd not be the first, but I'm too much of a lazy git to shell out the money for the account.
Thanks, though, sincerely. I'm glad you think they're that good.
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*salutes*
No problem! Now if only I could get better at anime!
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Amazing picture, I really like it a lot. What program do you use? Your very good at it. Keep up the good work!
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I use Apophysis to create the fractals, and then Photoshop to work my magic.
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wow! nice fractal! I don't think the cloudy ps effect is needed though...
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i got amazed by this one!!!!! this is really a great work.... it can make us feel so many things at the same time, an idea of true calm and and a sensation of light speed.
Really awesome.
M.
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I like the feel of "being sucked in" in it. The complexity of this along with the colour contrast is also a decent touch.
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Glad you enjoyed it! This was one of my personal favourites.
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this is my favorite in your gallery becosue it makes me think of the human soul.
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looks like you have to really struggle to reach the light
everything looks so harsh and discouraging
love it
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It looks like a pathway to hell! That would probably explain why it looks so familiar
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