Sunshine Came Softly by locomouse
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Well... the first lesson in Janet's class had us all zooming into the standard Mandelbrot... something I'd never really paid much attention to before now. The way she explains what to look for is a real eye-opener! I liked this particular portion of a zoom and, thanks to Paul DeCelle who so generously shed some pointers on how to colour such a zoomed beast... I came up with this one. Again... thank you, Paul (and Janet)! And thank you all for taking the time to have a look!
Ultra Fractal.
Hugs!
Helen :)
Comments (13)
CorneliaYoder
Very nice!!
redbeard
Wasn't that a song from my golden days? It's a great title for this fractal, the first glow of the sun on one of those warm spring days reflecting off the clouds before it peeks above the trees and dissolves the night formed mist. Or it might be the sun itself, burning softly as if it knows it's power and restrains itself so as not to disrupt the life it illuminates, rousing lovers from their sleep, gaining strength with attitude, gently warming the earth as it grows brighter.
DonnaB
Oh yeah, what he (redbeard) said.... appropriate title and a lovely fractal! :)
bpclarke
Elegant and exquisitely done. Bunny
XoxoTree
Wonderful, Thank you for sharing what you have larned. :)
RodolfoCiminelli
A wonderful and fantastic realization my friend....!!!
Louy
Ohhhhhhhhhhh!! Now you have done it! This piece of unique work is so far out that I am unable to comment on it! It takes my breath away. It must be that the Sun is finally breaking through after the rain as the sky clears and the storm slides completely away.
mountmous
Good luck with the course, Helen! Going where you've never gone before (free transcript from StarTrek ;-)) I never was a "Mandy-girl" either, but I liked looking for those little midgets. This has a lovely early morning light about it. Enjoy it!
Lenord
I dig the way you tapered from the Yellow spectrum into almost Green, Excellent and effective. Beautiful. I wonder if Redbeard is thinking of the song by Donovan, thats what I was thinking of anyway. Outstanding work Helen Peace
Fractelaar
This really very close on the basic Like that No idea of you have ever play with the program Fractint then you see much of this sort patterns and also the coloring Fine spiral job Helen
Junglegeorge
Beautiful as always Helen ;-)
kansas
Splendid!
DreamersWish
Beautiful job! The lighting and coloring is just wonderful!