Decaying Log Plays Host to New Life Form by FarAnAway

Fractal • Landscape • posted on Jul 31, 2005

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Description

A new plant-like life form was recently discovered growing on a decaying log in a remote area of the Pacific Northwest Wilderness. (Just kidding :-) ). Every pixel of this image (xcept sig) was created and rendered using Xenodream - the most intriguing fractal software available. The images of three separate objects were layered together in Photoshop. Two of the images were also used for the background and the smaller object in the lower right corner. Thanks so much for your visits/comments to my gallery. It's all about having fun! Morris

Comments (20)

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Skipychic

5:58AM | Sun, 31 July 2005

Oh, wow!! truely dynamic piece Morris.. one of your bestest yet :)

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cecemckenzie

7:21AM | Sun, 31 July 2005

Neato, Morris!

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CarolSassy

8:07AM | Sun, 31 July 2005

Very wild fractals you put together here! Great textures 'n' colors! Nice piece! V (:

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hazelfaye

8:34AM | Sun, 31 July 2005

Wow AGAIN MORRIS ITS GREAT

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weezy136

10:18AM | Sun, 31 July 2005

Wonderful compilation.

PhotoSmith

11:51AM | Sun, 31 July 2005

Very cool - and you had me going for a minute. I was about to head out to "find and photograph" that new life form. By the way, they actually do call fallen trees "Nurse Logs" in the Pacific Northwest because they decay relatively quickly and many other plants grow on them.

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