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Published: 2007-08-25 12:40:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 984; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 0
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Inspired by the power of the natural world.I spent around 30 minutes designing this, and 50 minutes rendering it. I made it in apophysis as soon as I learned from *Zueuk s tutorial that putting in negative numbers for variation values would invet the fractal. Hopefully you'll like it, and I'll keep learning more.
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Absolutely stunning. You've made a very effective piece, that really draws the viewer in. I feel like I'm surfing at night! 
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Thank you very much, creating this piece was an interesting experiment for me, and I'm glad that you like it.
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Thanks, there is so much that I still have to learn.
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UR welcome....always learning ;{
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Yeah, if you try to mentally trace a few different rays at a time through the fractal, it can be a bit disorienting.
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Thats really cool... most super abstract fractal art is made somewhat less interesting by the way the theme disapears into the backround. I really like this one for its shiny curveture... thats just me
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I concur, having the subject as a clear and defined thing normally improves a fractal. It is nice to make something orderly, and I'm glad it came across as being such.
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especially when you are making ordered chaos...
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