The Ahslamar Sea by amota99517

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Feb 21, 2008

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Aquatic life has interested all of us at one time of another. The oceans and seas of our world are filled with some of the most amazing creatures. So, is aquatic life limited to just planets that hold water? One would like to think that this is the case. However, our Universal Guidebook tells us that there are other sea-like formations found in our little universe. In our little universe, seas and oceans can take many forms. One thing that they all have in common is that these formations have a fluid like consistency to them. They are filled with structures that have a myriad of shapes and forms that are brightly colored. Within these structures live all sorts of creatures that are yet to be discovered. What makes these seas and oceans of space so interesting is that the inhabitants are not easily recognizable as being living creatures. As with many creatures, these creatures take on the colors of their surroundings and adapt their shapes to blend in with the colorful structures that abound within the fluid formations. The Gliktok Fish, which is round in structure, is one of the creatures that has adapted to the formations within the Ahslamar Sea. The Gliktok Fish is not a fish at all. It was given this name because of its symbiotic relationship with the space anemone. However, in the Ahslamar Sea, the Gliktok Fish cohabitates with the Jeenuvian Slither Snake that has ball-like formations throughout its body. These two creatures have a very harmonious relationship and are quite timid by nature. As we study one of our holographic images of the Ahslamar Sea, we are hard pressed to identify which structures are living matter and which are not. Is this a colony of coral like formations or is this a rare image capture of some of the inhabitants? Only time will tell. If you have not yet taken the tour to the Ahslamar Sea, you really should. Our newest cruise ships have been fitted with special equipment that will allow them to sail through these formations. It is an adventure that you do not want to miss. How divine. How simply divine. This is a single flame created in Apophysis 3D Hack. I followed with some post work in PSP. I applied the Fractalius filter by Redfield. The seed script for this image is the Ptile script by Bunny Clark with the foci plugin applied. 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 most heart felt thank you to those of you who have favored me as an artist or have favored one of my images. You have made my world a little brighter. May your heart take flight with angels wings and may it sing to you of a never ending joy. Namaste.

Comments (52)

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algra

2:42PM | Fri, 22 February 2008

Very cool again!

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madcatter

6:08PM | Fri, 22 February 2008

This is stunning! I love your narrative, too. My crazy mind's eye sees something much less serious...a microscopic view of the little pills I get on my sweaters! LOL!

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bpclarke

7:09PM | Fri, 22 February 2008

This is fantastic. I didn't write the script, Keeper of the Good did. I can only wish to write that well. I only provided access to it since he keeps thinking it needs more improving! ;o) Superb results. Love the colors and shapes in this. Bunny

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tofi

7:14PM | Fri, 22 February 2008

More than just a beautiful image Gayle, but so very symbolic and so much to take in and admire. The interpretations are countless, and so inspiring. You always give us just that little bit of information enough to stir the imagination, and the desire to create that "dialectic" moment. This is most lovely, so warm and so wonderfully textured and presented!

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