My real name's Karl Henrik (I'll spare you the agony of having to pronounce my last name). I'm 53, Dane living in Dane-land/Denmark. I'm an engineer by profession and have worked with computers for 25-30 years. BIO I've worked with fractals using FE for 8 years, in earnest since around New Year 2004 when I gave in to a friend's urging and have made almost 2,000 pics since then. Some good, some bad, some very good, some terrible. I've picked what I feel are the best and posted them here... well, who am I to judge.. judge for yourself. I never considered myself a 'cultural' person but with fractals I get to combine computers and math, mixed with what I'm told is a good sense for colors. I usually do 'pure' fractals without much PP'ing (not counting down-sizing), but I keep my eyes open for good opportunities to apply some filter if it might improve the pictures. I mainly look for interesting shapes in fractals but I'm a sucker for interesting spirals and will pick up these 'bi-products' from the shape-hunt if they look interesting enough. I quit my job of 16 years in the computer dept. of a major Danish company recently, for the purpose of enjoying life and do what I want to do... for a change, help friends whenever I can, be lazy on the couch if that's all I care about. *grin* So now I do fractals - bought a wide format printer to be able to reproduce on paper what I create on the screen... I even sold a few pics - and I build and repair computers for myself and others, do some networking too... generally speaking I'm a sorta problem-buster. I've picked up digital photographing at another friend's urging (some pushy friends, huh?) - did a lot of photographing years back - and have a plan to try and build digital photos of stuff into fractal images (or vice versa). For now I make animal shots and some transfer onto T-shirts... well, whatever i feel like and what people want me to do. My interests are... well, computers & fractals/graphics, photographing, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Astronomy, friends/people, good movies and rock music. Envious? I wish more people could do the same - do what they really want to do with their lives. Life's just too short for boring jobs and bad management.... Well, that's who I am. Feel free to write me and ask away.
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Comments (8)
jocko500
very lovely
FractalFactor
The tones in this picture are fantastic--what a tender dawn.
Jennyfnf
A very special one. Definitely one for you to remember for a long time.
Kasany
Calmness and a danger in one excellent shot:)
MrsLubner
gentle view. Well done.
tennesseecowgirl
Lucky you!!! beautiful spot.
arlivre
Fantastic capture and composition
sharky_
Has a nice mood to this one. The little Island on the lower right is called Coconut Island. At one time, there was people living on that little island. But after the tidal wave, they had to move out. In 1984, Mauna Loa (mountain on the left) did erupt sending a river of lava towards Hilo town. Luckily it stopped short of Hilo. Nice capture... Aloha