Meet me at the corner by Zemela

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Mar 12, 2006

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UF 3.05 Thanks for stopping by:)

Comments (18)

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joefraq

10:52AM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Totally Gorgeous abstract, Lisa!!! Awesome comp and colors.

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eras50

12:01PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Excellent geometric abstract! Colours, shapes and composition are fantastic. V

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miwi

12:26PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

On which one,lol!!! Excellen design,klasse abstract image!!!!!!!

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jocko500

12:49PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

super looking love the pattern

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zzzzra

2:58PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Cool geometric fractal !

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philuf

4:15PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

Fantastic creation! The texture is particularly good. v

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D.C.Monteny

7:10PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

This is fantastic. Feels like an abstract cityscape to me. Smashing work, Lisa!

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Pannyhb

9:07PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

You've outdone yourself, Lisa, and that's saying a lot! This city is truly magnificent:) I can't stop staring - from the metropolitan areas to the smokestacks and the heat stoked air - wow, wow, wow!

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Rykk

11:02PM | Sun, 12 March 2006

An excellent piece of abstrat fractalry, Lisa. I think Panny sums up the vibe I get from this one, too. VERY well done!

MichaelFaber

1:29AM | Mon, 13 March 2006

I like this abstract! Very cool image!

Isir

5:17AM | Mon, 13 March 2006

Great geometical abstact. It's a fascinating composition and I love the way the city emerges in the horizon. Cool work :)

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redbeard

9:44PM | Mon, 13 March 2006

I see it more as the side of a building with the skeleton of the structure seen through many reflections. If we were looking down from 5,000 feet it would be quite the task to pick a corner we could agree on. I personally like the spot where the base of the small isoceles triangle kind of in the middle has the other two streets terminating at its midpoint. Excellent!

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