Happy Thanksgiving by Henny31

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Nov 26, 2008

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To all my American friends...... Canadians a few weeks late and all others I am sure have plenty to be thankful for. Have a wonderful day and THANK you all for the constant support, you make me happy. Hugs Henny

Comments (18)

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callad

10:13AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Beautiful image! Love the details, depth and colors! (I must admitt I find it very diffecult to comment on fractals.. I guess I either like it or I don't. I do like this one! :)

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CarolSassy

10:19AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Happy Turkey Day Henny! This is beautiful! Thank you! (:

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emmecielle

11:35AM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Beautiful image! Happy Thanksgiving to all American friends! :)

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carlx

12:13PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Rich and wonderful composition!!!

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VDH

12:27PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Dit is een prachtig werk Henny, design, details, kleuren, alles is perfect!!!

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gateman45

1:19PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

lovely H...happy day to you too!!!

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Fidelity2

1:35PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Happy Thanks Giving. This image is truly extra ordianry. 5+.

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algra

1:51PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Heel leuk en fris werk.

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Juliette.Gribnau

2:04PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

mooi speels en fijn van kleur !

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bpclarke

6:19PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Thank you for this glorious and elegant piece. Splendid creation. Bunny

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amota99517

7:17PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Gorgeous work! This has such a wonderful light and airy feeling to it. I love the colors.

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deedubb

7:26PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

This is very classy. I love the muted colors. Your choice in cropping the image to include some larger shapes in the top and bottom makes those bits look like they are in the foreground, thus giving the image an appearance of depth. ~Dave

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