Submersible Port View II by RNGOERNER

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Mar 09, 2006

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Thank you for stopping to view. I hope you enjoy and feel free to share your thoughts and ranking below. This UF fracphoto was taken during our NIOSH-sponsored bathysphere descent to 1800 meters in the Taikopiechen Trench 800 kilometers off the coast of Peru early this year. We were amazed to find these huge colonies of Gaussian creatures, pulsating in various intense colors and periodically discharging strong electrical impulses, which wreaked temporary havoc with our onboard electrical systems and forced us to return to the surface. To this day, we do not know whether the creatures were merely communicating with each other, attempting to communicate with us, or angrily defending their territory! Again, my thanks to all who have supported my previous works and my best wishes for a safe and fine day, RIK

Comments (9)

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mountmous

7:38AM | Thu, 09 March 2006

Colonies of one-cell-organisms? I like the little Mandelbrots in the electrical streams. Nice work!

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lgmac

11:19AM | Thu, 09 March 2006

I find this extraordinary and very intriguing. There is a lot going on here and much to look at. I love it and kudos.

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leanndra

11:41AM | Thu, 09 March 2006

Rik, Whoa, Amazing! I can only guess that they, being fractalized creatures, must have been trying to communicate with you! A wonderful and beautiful image, and I love your imagination! Cool writing! Leann

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CarolSassy

1:02PM | Thu, 09 March 2006

A very lovely vision, and a funny storyline. V (:

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maud

1:50PM | Thu, 09 March 2006

You're a good imagination..I really like your beautiful vivid colors! Excellent fractal work Rik! :)

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Richardphotos

7:09AM | Fri, 10 March 2006

this is different than my post and different software but is in the same neighborhood of appearing to be something under a microscope. the colors are a blast Rik

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