Embrace by Abysimus

Fractal • Animals • posted on Mar 15, 2011

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Embrace Uncounted millions of the most exquisite ballets imaginable occur in the deep oceans every day. And we never witness a single one of them. I am one of the fortunate few who have seen them up close in deep-sea submersibles and I am honored to have had the priveledge. Some of the dances last for hours and are complex far beyond our current understanding. Furthermore, the deep oceans are black. Not a single ray of light reaches them. The creatures that I speak of are bioluminescent (generate their own light). It is a ghostly, ethereal, spectacle. Created in Ultra Fractal

Comments (12)

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Glendaw

9:39AM | Tue, 15 March 2011

Wow!! What a special treat you had indeed! We saw a programme on t.v. not so long ago about the dark sea creatures and how they must create thier own light.Your fractal is a gorgeous display. Thanks for sharing your experiences,Stan.

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peedy

9:55AM | Tue, 15 March 2011

Oh, I so envy you, Stan! Would love to have seen something as beautiful as this, myself. Absolutely gorgeous! Corrie

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carlx

10:01AM | Tue, 15 March 2011

Beautiful composition!!!

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greyone

11:09AM | Tue, 15 March 2011

Excellent UF work (as always) Stan. This is an excellent depiction of how they look. I have seen several articles in National Geographic showing images simular to this. I envy you having had the chance to see this in person. I know both Glenda and myself as well as several others on this site feel blessed to benefit from your knowledge on such topics.

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eekdog

1:25PM | Tue, 15 March 2011

superb job Stan, must have been nice to se what you did.

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farmerC

1:28PM | Tue, 15 March 2011

Shining work and colors.

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bakapo

4:24PM | Tue, 15 March 2011

wow, lucky you for seeing something so wonderful! this does look like a dancing fractal. well done!

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mgtcs

9:31PM | Tue, 15 March 2011

WOW...another fabulous fractal here, marvelous colors, superb work my friend and I really loved it!

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LindaMcC

10:41PM | Tue, 15 March 2011

Beautiful colors and a dynamic flow. Great lighting, as well. Nice!

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VEDES

4:26AM | Wed, 16 March 2011

YES FABULOUS AND AMAZING FRACTAL.I HAVE SEEN TOO MUCH DOCUMENTARIES ABOUT THESE CREATURES THAT PRODUCT ITS OWN LIGHT AND IN FRACTAL MANY OF THEM CRFEATED RANDOM.I AM FAN WITH THE NATURE AND ITS ANIMAL.I LIVE IN PORTO RAFTI 3 KM FROM NATIONAL AIR PORT OF ATHENS NEAR THE SEA IN A WONDERFUL PLACE AND I HAVE MANY ANIMALS IN MY HOME (CATS DOGS FISHES).THANKS FOR YOUR COMMENTS.

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npauling

7:00PM | Wed, 16 March 2011

A beautiful fractal. How amazing to go down so far under the sea to witness these amazing creatures. They seem to be finding more and more varieties right down in the darkness. Lovely flowing lines here.

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dochtersions

1:58AM | Sat, 19 March 2011

Wonderful to see their attraction and their speed (velocity). Following this beautiful image, I can just imagine what you are describing about what miracle happens there, where nobody can see something (or perhaps has no idea about this 'embrace'). Great shown here by you, Stan.