Lost then Found by miincdesign

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Feb 18, 2008

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Thanks to everyone that clicked, commented and made my last image a favorite. I truly appreciate. I really appreciate all the great comments you said in support of my lost. But not all was lost. I opened up the orginal image and I had saved more than I thought I had. The background mostly. I spent most of the morning trying to find the same spiral I had, it's not the same or as nice, but it was still fun trying to copy my own earlier work. I got home about 8am and spent all this time finishing it up. I hope you enjoy. My night last night was some of the same. Easy going until I thought I had lost something that was in my charge. It has to do with patient care, so I won't get into it to much. But I found that I hadn't lost it so much as not taken care of it the way I should have. Everything worked out ok, and it could have been so much worse. I have even had a laugh about my stupidity this morning. I hope you all enjoy your week, and I shuffle my exhausted butt off to bed. I'll try to comment more this evening.

Comments (20)

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photostar

11:24AM | Mon, 18 February 2008

I love the contrasts within these designs. Your fractals are always so unique in design.

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e-brink

11:28AM | Mon, 18 February 2008

It's like an opera singer reaching out to a packed house with a full larynx!

FracJay

12:01PM | Mon, 18 February 2008

This is wonderful the top part of it looks like mother of pearl...Excellent work....and cngrats that you found it after all....NOPE! you can never ever repeat that random pattern you found....but there is always the clipbord...you can copy complex values to here and past them back into the fields you changed...in cases of disaster :)

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