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This image is a part of my homework of lesson 5.The task was a multi-layer image that uses the same trap shape on each layer
but has changes in any or all parameters.
So sorry if you are boring about the gradient but I like these gradient very much...lol
FULL VIEW IS MUCH BETTER!
All comments are very welcome.
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Very cool. I almost fee like I'm looking at the Milkdrop visualization on Winamp :]
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Thank you very much for the nice comment!
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I really like all the little spiral details and the definition in this one. Very nice!
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Thank you so much Mary, in meantime I like it too!
Slowly will become the Orbit Traps and me friends...lol
And never I had thought, the render will improve the look at this one,
but it did.
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You are very welcome! I always render my fractals to see what they "really" look like. So many of the very fine details do not show up until you render it.
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yes, actually I also render mostly my images, the surprise was the fact,
that even an image with iteration for coloring can benefit from a render.
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I also like this one best, beautiful work.
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Thank you so much Trystian, I'm really glad you like it.
In meantime I also like it 
BTW, I like your new Avatar.
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You're welcome, and thank you.
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This is definatly the one i love the most its gorgeous
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me too...
Thank you hon, I'm happy you like it. At first I was not so a great fan of these
technique but in meantime I think, this can be a great technique and i should keep
this is mind.
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Beautiful work! 
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I have NO idea what you're talking about when it comes to the technicalities of UF, but by george this is one hell of a goregous result! 
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Thank you a lot for the lovely comment Gill. I'm really glad you like it.
Yeah I really love these gradient and I've saved this one very good...lol
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Von allen neuerlichen Spiralen gefΓ€llt mir diese hier am besten. Das Motiv ist ja nicht neu, wie Du weiΓt, aber Du hast Deiner Arbeit mal wieder einen delikaten Touch verliehen! Und durch die Begrenzung der Aufgabe ist die Herausforderung natΓΌrlich besonders groΓ. Sehr hΓΌbsch, Denise!
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ich habe noch so viele andere angefangenen Versuche, ich mΓΆchte eigentlich das meiste davon
noch einmal "anfassen" und versuchen sie zu beenden, diesmal mit mehr ruhe und spass.
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Dann nur zu! Freue mich auf Deine neuen Sachen, Liebes!
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wie sagt der kaiser immer so schΓΆn?...schaun mer mal...lol
Danke!
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hahaha..you're so funny Ricardo!
Thank you so much dear!
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WOW I love this. Great colours and shapes.
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lol....Thanks a lot Gilly, I'm glad you're not boring with this one....
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BTW, which formula did you use for this?
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Thanks again for your very nice comments Katand the 
I used for all last images the Orbit Traps (UF3) formula (from dmj3.ucl) in Public Folder.
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You're welcome...and thanks for the formula...just want to check it out...
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you're so welcome Kat. This is really a great formula, but in the beginning I was
clompletly overwhelmed and overtaxed with the infinite possibilities to change the
parameters...you could work years with these one formula and could create allways
new things....
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I can't find it...the formula, I mean...
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Ok sweetie, could you find the dmj3.ucl in Public Folder?
In this one you will find only three formulas:
Aleph One, Orbit Traps (UF3) and Orbit Traps Direct (UF3).
If not, maybe you should update your Public Formulas?
Please look again.
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I was looking in the wrong place...found it, thanks!
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