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Fractal • Fractal • posted on Dec 30, 2010

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looks like a Japanese garden with the sand garden and Bonsai trees, but look close and you can look straight through it.from a parameter shared by bimm3d I am still working on the bath but getting closer to being finished with the hard stuff thanks for your visit and comments

Comments (59)

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VEDES

6:01AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

very nice!!!

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flaviok

6:04AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Trabalho magnifico meu amigo, excelente criação, aplausos (5)

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aRtBee

6:18AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

I like your planetary fractals. Although, when you only need 10 trees to cover 1 planet, that's Really Very Giant Bonsai to me :-) all the best, and a good 2011

wannes

6:30AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Beautiful work!

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greyone

6:34AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Excellent bulb work Richard! Great image.

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rainbows

6:38AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Wonderful work, dear Richard. Good luck with the bath. Hugs. Diane. xx

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VDH

6:54AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Excellent work!

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flora-crassella

7:07AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

really cool image!!!!! FANTASTIC work!!!!!!!!!!!

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icerian

7:10AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Marvelous! 5+

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clbsmiley

7:19AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Cauliflower :) Cool!

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PHELINAS

7:33AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Between flower and monster ????Very beautiful work Richard!Happy 2011 Year!

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eekdog

7:40AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

cool, looks like alien brocolli..

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bimm3d

7:49AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

wonderful fractal!!

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Lenord

8:02AM | Thu, 30 December 2010

Very nice, those type Mengers always remind me of Broccli also but I see a lot of interesting bits in the rocky Zen Garden part that beg for a zoom. Splendid work. Peace

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