In Boundaries of our WORLD XXXVI by claude19
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Apophysis 2.08 3DHAck
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have a nice day, dear Artfriends !
Make what you want about my works ! Great thanks for your viewings !!!
Bonjour à vous tous, Friends !
Je vous y avais un peu préparés hier, voici le cliché le plus intéressant d’il y a deux nuits (heure locale) ! En variant sa rotation de 5 degrès, notre astronef «l’Arche» s’est trouvé face à ce conglomérat de quatre soleils, deux paires de doubles étoiles, les unes presque jeunes et à la lumière très bleutée, les deux autres beaucoup plus avancées, environ 3 milliards d’années (solaires) d’existence. Ce qui nous rebute un peu, c’est bien sûr, non les planètes apparemment géantes (comme dans notre système), mais cette multitude de corps célestes de tailles plus ou moins importantes ! Visiblement un monde dont nous ne connaissons rien, mais dans lequel il est assez aisé de prédire des chocs de corps célestes, des désintégrations, voire des absoptions solaires de plus ou moins grandes importances. La présence d’une étoile double plus ancienne que l’autre nous permet de penser qu’il y a eu collisions entre deux systèmes solaires. Cet accident titanesque a déjà sûrement fait des victimes...cette race supérieure préssentie dans ce septième univers, faisait-t-elle partie de l’un ou l’autre de ces systèmes? Aucune trace visible de ces être intelligents en tout cas. Peut être que la photo de demain nous proposera-t-elle un début de solution...en tout cas nous travaillons toute la journée sur les nouveaux clichés. Vous en verrez un demain jeudi at l’autre vendredi! En attendant, je dois prendre mon quart de pilote ! Affaire à suivre...
Good morning to you all, Friends!
I had a bit prepared you for it yesterday, here is the most interesting plate of there is at two nights (local time)! By varying its rotation of 5 degrès, our spacecraft " the Ark " was facing this conglomerate of four suns, two pairs of double stars, them some almost young and facing very bluish light, two other much more moved forward, about 3 thousand million years (solar energies) of existence. What casts us down a bit, it is really sure, not the obviously huge planets (as in our system), but this multitude of celestial beings of more or less important sizes! Obviously the world of which we know nothing, but in that it is rather easy to predict shocks of celestial beings, disintegration, or even solar absoptions of more or less big importance. The presence of a double more ancient star than other one allows us to think that there were collisions between two solar systems. This titanic accident has already made victims surely this thinked master race in this seventh world, was it part of the one or other one of these systems? No visible trace of this being clever anyway. Is possible be that the photo of tomorrow will offer us the beginning of solution anyway we work all day long on new plates. You will see one tomorrow on Thursday at the other Friday! In the meantime I must take my pilot's quarter! Affair to be followed...
Comments (31)
MissKajunKitty
Very Very Cool !! The lighting,the design and the colors !! :)
adrie
Gorgeous work, love those colors excellent work.
Prematos
Fantastic image...
A_Sunbeam
Great - love the composition and colours!
fractalbeke
Tres belle Boudaries, Claude. Magnitude des étoiles très prononcés.
Biffowitz
I'm with sunbeam on this, the composition and colors are great! Nice work once again!
lyron
Fantastic lighting and composition. Great work!!!
bakapo
really cool, I love the lights, they add a whole new demention to this kind of fractal. nice job!
M2A
Creative design expression, giving the impression of an inside body vessel or a scuba diving exploration. Excellent.
MrsRatbag
Wow, fantastic light and textures; your imagination is boundless!
duo
Surreal and wonderful spacescape!
dianas..creations
Beautiful just beautiful..:)
miwi
Klasse design and colours;klasse story again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pops
Great job Claude
MagikUnicorn
Magnifique et les couleurs sont personellement remarquable
3x3
lovely and colorfull x 5+
carlx
Shining and colorful composition!!!
nelli
Einfach spitze diese Bilder klasse gemacht l.g Rosi
ragouc
Beautiful picture.
LivingPixels
Awesome image and in line with the your words you always bring added excitemnent by your enthusiasm. You have mastered the ability to hold us spellbound!! keep up the good work dear friend!!!
watchman2005
Such a variety of colour, excellent work!!!
BloodFlowers
Whah.... beau cliché Claude ..on s'y croirait . Beau travail Favorite
three_grrr
There is also the possibility that this 7th World contains multi star systems who's stability could be suspect. The strong gravitational pulls of such large stars could be causing similar effects as a collision of two systems might leave. Of course, you have experts aboard the Ark, I am just conjecturing. One beginst to wonder if this whole 7th world has become unstable, or perhaps was never stable. Tomorrow's adventure is much looked forward to! Wonderful effects created here to show us the 4 sun system!
amota99517
This is just way too cool!!! Love th sense of space that this has. Wonderful work Claude.
Markske
This is really beuatifull, splendid lights and colors. The diagonal design is amazing on this!
jocko500
I really like this one
katy555
Very nice light and colors! Very well done !!!
mansco
I really like this picture a lot and all your beautiful series ;O)
amirapsp
Excellent work!
anahata.c
It's never easy to compile many similar forms in one work; most artists know this instinctively: You either take the risk of too much repetition, or just plain messiness and even chaos. To put them together into a genuine dance is hard. You've created that dance here. In addition to the many spheres, you have continual bursts of light from shining orbs, which cast a cohesive pull over the whole. You've got all kinds of shadow and mist here, and there's an 'ocean' feeling in spots where everything seems to fade into a deep ocean of hue and light and shade. I see this is a long series; I'll come back to see more. Thank you for stopping in my gallery, among other things it introduced me to yours. You do lots of fascinating work here. A fine holiday to you...