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Published: 2008-10-05 14:23:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 2203; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 0
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'Tis the season, after all.Although not enormously detailed, needs full view to appreciate the nuances of shade.
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This is nothing short of fantastic!
Great movement and composition!
Absolutely wonderful
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Thank you indeed! waves2 final transform gave the overall shape, but the patchiness in the pattern needed a little work to get right
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I feature this great image in my journal this week 
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Fantastic. I can imagine this printed on canvas 100x100
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I shall have to put this on my prints list then!
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The problem is that rendering a fractal to fit 100x100cm takes for ever
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This was only going to take under 6 hours, but something went wrong. My rendering PC's dying...
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On that one, 4GB, but it only sees about 3.5.
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Yes my OS and stuff eats up 0.5 GB too 
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Ah yes, definitely on the low side. What's the maximum capacity per slot, and how many slots? I actually managed to get 4 x 1GB cards, for just under €19 apiece, that were actually recommended in the motherboard manual!
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250 per slot and I have 4 slots
I intended to buy a new pc end of this year or just after christmas depending on the offers but now my camera broke and the repair would be very expensive so I have to buy a new camera first
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I see your problem! I still haven't looked into mine yet...
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My goodness, on first sight I thought you'd decided to take up painting! Smooth, subtle translucency hinting at other times and other places.
Sublime.
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Thanks Gill! I'm happy that people are seeing past the apparent basic structure of this
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Absolutely gorgeous, Ian. I love that it looks like an oil painting and yet is unmistakably fractal.
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Thanks Natalie! Just what I was aiming for
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Nice form and colouring, a very "arty" piece in my view.
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Thanks, Chris! I was pleased at how the texturing turned out
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Impressive to the ends of all the autumn leaves....
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Like an abstract painting, with a great sense of depth and fabulous colors.
I really like this.
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A dull autumn day. The rich colours are spoiled by the rotting leaves. It's a walk on a windy afternoon.
It's England for me!
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Delighted it's hit the mark! The trees haven't yet begun to reach their peak, but the turning's begun
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They are just turning here. I live opposite to a park and some trees are golden.
In town there are small ornamental bushes that are crimson.
It's the only consolation for losing the summer.
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Is this on a non-black background? I see one of the great unexplored areas of flam3 being non-black explorations...nice work.
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It is indeed - white, in fact. Only on application of a waves2 final transform did the transparency element come into play.
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wow. is that a apo texture? quite amazing in how smooth it turned out
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It is indeed pure Apo 
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This is so beautiful. It makes me think of chiffon scarves and sheer curtains blowing in the wind.
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A wonderful description
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when i look at this
i dream away..it`s almost magic
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