The Lingdom Cluster is a beautiful blue marina like formation. Its blue resonating colors come from the mineral deposits in the formation and are continuously changing and fluctuating. The Lingdom Cluster’s lighting is entrancing and enticing. The dancing formations of the cluster are ever changing in size, color and shape. This formation has undulating blue and white tones that dance about in the formation. Only small portions of this formation are open for travel. Like tides on our planet, the shifting structures of this formation are so rapid that one could get lost very quickly. To date, only the exterior edges of the cluster are open to travel. The formations within this cluster are most intriguing and boast of unique shapes. With the energy particles colliding so swiftly, one has to keep a close eye on the scenery. We were lucky to capture an image of this stunning little structure before it began to float away. One has to be quite adept at photography to capture these fast-paced changes. The lighting in this cluster appears to be naturally occurring. This light is mostly likely the result of the cluster formations colliding into each other. Although the impact of particles seems fierce, it is amazing to watch the rearranging of particles. It is as though the rearrangement is a thought out dance of sorts. Each rearrangement brings forth unusual and astounding shapes. The fast-paced changing scenery is one of the reasons why one would use a high-speed holographic camera. No two images of this formation are alike even when using our high-speed holographic cameras. Created in Apophysis. Thank you for stopping by to look at my art. Thank you for your comments on this image and my previous images. I send a heart felt thank you to those of you who favored me as an artist or favored one of my images. I appreciate it very much. May your valley of life always be filled with delight and may rainbows adorn your gardens of light.