Babylon Revised by Bampster
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After a day of apocalyptic storms, with seemingly never ending lightning and thunder, which literally shook the ground,I decided to enter a fractal which I think summarizes the event. Four tornadoes swept through Massachusetts, and one was sighted near my town, but it weakened and came through as a micro-burst. Rain was so heavy nothing was visible beyond ten feet, it was a wall of water.So, to commemorate a night in Hell, I submit "Babylon Revised" for your viewing!
Comments (14)
Faemike55
Very cool work I'm glad you survived this minor event
prae
Stunning image.
LMarkoya
extremely cool love the different feels of different parts
greyone
Gorgeous image! Excellent work
Lenord
I know exactly what you're talking about, I grew up in kansas, smack in the middle of Tornado Alley. Buperb Bulbwork man Peace
npauling
A wonderful fractal depiction of your stormy day and night. Superb detail and depth in this fabulous creation.
peedy
Fantastic image! Thank goodness you're ok! Corrie
Bossie_Boots
Incredible !!
fallen21
Fantastic image.
rayag
This is gorgeous! Beautiful work!!
ia-du-lin
great combination, wonderful ligting
tresamie
Sounds like horrible weather for sure. Glad you are ok. This image says it all :)
Richardphotos
excellent depiction of the force of nature.I have been very close to several twisters being from Okla. and living in Texas
three_grrr
A friend lives not too far. She was under tornado warnings and retreated to a safe spot in her house with her dogs. Thankfully the tornado didn't quite make, but the storm was fierce. Her house remained intact, no damage. Glad to read that you also are safe. An awesome frac to remember the storm by.