Migration by Jennyfnf
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FE Generalised Mandel.
This reminded me of the trudging march of the penguins. A little fun one.
The flower buds on my Wisteria are getting larger by the day so I hope to post a photo of it shortly. We planted it four years ago to grow along the pergola and I haven't had the courage to prune it yet. I really must find out what to do as it is swamping the summer house. I am open to advice:-)
Comments (23)
Faemike55
wonderful image. I would suggest that you go online and see what you can find there and if anything else, go to an Arboritum and ask the grounds-keeper what to do.
neoexcello
This is a wildly different fractal. Cool migration...does look a flock trudging along. ...but maybe cormorants, not penguins. And as for the wisteria, my only advice is to be wary. Wisteria will creep it's tiny tendtrils into the framework of a building, and then, inexorably keep growing until the vine pries the boards apart. It actually pried the roof off a neighbor's trailer home.
Bossie_Boots
Wow very nicely done love the warm colors superb work !!
ia-du-lin
lovely fractal work, nice colors
RodolfoCiminelli
Fantastic work my friend....!! Happy Easter....!!
vxbob
nicely done, like the title
greyone
Very cool image Jen. They really do look like they are trudging along somewhere. I'm not a gardner so can't help with your question, but I was amazed to read what Neoexcello said.
dochtersions
Yes, such nice and cute animals on track! A very beautiful fractal, dear Jenny. Our Wisteria is full in bloom. You have to cut it rather short. Always cut out the long ends, the whole year through. (like a vine) But watch out, your clothes will become orange spots after washing, that part which has come into contact with the sap of the bush.
Lenord
Does look like a migration of walking birds. Wirh the color and sandy appearence it looks like Chaparal (Roadrunners) having a Race. Usually you only see them solo zooming around the Desert but every 4 years they get together to see whose fastest, the Golympics, LoL Peace
peedy
Fantastic fractal! Corrie
Juliette.Gribnau
awesome !!
carlx
Fantastic!!!
afugatt
Beautiful!
npauling
Geogeous and so well spotted. I know that Wisteria doesn't seem to mind pruning but not sure when you do it.
LivingPixels
lovely piece jen looks pretty cool!!
Glendaw
Really does look like a parade of penguins, on a mission. The colors and lighting are awesome. Excellent fractal work.
Cgaynor
Beautiful-it has a simplicity about it and,of course wonderful penguins.
0rest4wicked
Sensational!
tresamie
So very clever and whimsical! It made me smile :D
kansas
Stunning creation.
Rerewhakaaitu
Yay! Jen. Definitely penguins, although they do remind me of the very strange pelican that seemed to take a likeing to me at the Melbourne Zoo last time I was there. It followed me around all day, rubbing its beak agaist me. Not sure what it meant!!! But it certainly was determined! Even after I shouted it lunch, it stuck around! Beautiful bird. Glad to hear your garden is on the move. Wistaria is sooo beautiful. Yours must be reachiong a good size by now. Are your small bulbs up yet? Love to Merlin. I've been a bit under the weather for a few weeks, which is why I haven't been in touch. It's easing off a bit now. Drs say I'm likely to get more pleurisy. The immune system is basically stuffed and my body is reacting all over the place. Grrr!
renderix
cool work jenny!
Ribaillier
GENIAL!!!!!