What's there to know about me? I'm Dutch, married, two children, and I work at a photography studio. No, I'm not a professional photographer myself. I am the busybody who does everything else. I stumbled across Renderosity, and in particular fractals, by accident. Started making them myself, using UltraFractal. Such a versatile programme I never felt the need to learn another.
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Comments (19)
3x3
lovely depht and perspective x
ligt
ik ben op zoek naar de verhandeling van m hup, die dit mogelijk heeft geschreven samen met t hup, ik meen in 1804 of 1810. weet u waar ik dat vindt? pakkende title op een fraai ontwerp!
koosievantutte
erg mooi, yvonne.
Juliette.Gribnau
boeiend en levendig ingewikkeld geheel
carlx
Excellent and creative work with colors and light-shadows, Yvonne!!! Wonderful view!!!
LindaB
I Like the 3D cubist effect.
Hubert
Stylish and intricate.
CarolSassy
Looks like a library! I'll read to that! lol q-: Fantastic colors 'n' book-like details! (:
jmb007
ces archives doivent receler des tresors fabuleux,superbe image!!
amota99517
Cool work!
afugatt
Very nice!
npauling
How splendid this archive looks and I like the colours too.
miincdesign
WOW!! Wonderfully done!
LindaMcC
Very impressive work, Yvonne. Just outstanding, in all aspects!
Henny31
first impression was a boat harbor, NEW England style. but yes an archive is more fitting.. Well done.. I love it.
algra
Onvervalste Barnsley. Ik krijg de indruk dat de archivaris af en toe een steekje heeft laten vallen. Dat is bij de maker van deze prent niet het geval, uitstekend werk!
Nadita
Very creative and original! An abstract of a book shop, what an idea!
tresamie
Very evocative of an inculabunam! I can see those ancient books, reflected in the well polished floor. :)
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