Back to Basics 01 - Embossed Lava Lake by polterbyte

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Oct 19, 2008

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Description

In semi-discrete dimension reality is not quite continuous nor completely discrete. This lack of perfect definition deeply affect the geological formations, eliciting the emergence of magma lakes that are as beautiful as deadly; as strange as unexpected. Lava flows in semi-discrete waves forming intricate designs on the lakes surface. For its beauty and hot climate, it is fast becoming a vacation favorite among mathematical entities. Hotels all over semi-discrete dimension nowadays carry a backlog of several months. ________________ UF5, but only using UF2 formulas and coloring algorithms. I'm going back to basics, trying to learn as much of classic techniques as possible, as I have come very late to the fractal/UF scene, and need to learn what you guys have known for quite some time. So, please forgive me if similar images have been posted hundreds of times some 10 years ago. As always, your comments are very welcome.

Comments (21)

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Pewter7

5:31PM | Sun, 19 October 2008

This brilliant, intensely hued kaleidoscopic pattern is really vivid and striking. Good job!

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photostar

7:06PM | Sun, 19 October 2008

Fantastic 3D look to this. Makes one want to just touch its surface.

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bpclarke

11:24PM | Sun, 19 October 2008

Gorgeous Ruy! I love the colors and the textures in this. Splendid work. Bunny

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antares_arte

12:45AM | Mon, 20 October 2008

Excellent work

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dinner

3:44AM | Mon, 20 October 2008

Excellent capture !

fractility

8:09AM | Mon, 20 October 2008

Terrific image and as an old school fractalist the old school image is well appreciated. I'm not so sure we could have gotten the same dimensionality 10 years ago. It was a big deal just to get a simple embossed image. The minibrots are a nice touch a bit higher iteration count would give greater detail to the smaller ones. Well done.

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