Lumen Gentium by Abysimus
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Greetings, and thanks for dropping by.
Genuflections to all of the kind people at Renderosity who have commented on both my written and graphic work. Your generous words have been most sincerely appreciated and I am most heartily grateful for them.
For those who are a little rusty in their Latin, ‘Lumen Gentium’ translates roughly as “Light of the People” or "Light of the Nations". Hey, Latin was hammered into me by some of the most grim and dour nuns imaginable. OMG the declensions… Stanino! Attenzione! (Stan! Pay Attention!) cantus, cantuum, cantui, cantibus, cantum, cantus, cantu… ARGH!! I am determined that it be useful for something!
Created in Ultra Fractal
Comments (13)
peedy
Hehehehe Well, it is useful for this image! :-) And what a fabulous image it is! Beautiful colors and lighting! Corrie
eekdog Online Now!
not rusty in my latin, don't know at all my friend. the design is very enlightining and colorful, you just amaze with every one you have Stan.. happy fathers day..
SIGMAWORLD
Sehr schönes Fraktal.
Lenord
I almost took Latin in High School, til I found out they spoke Spanish in Latin America not Latin, LoL...Spanish has turned out to be a lot more useful, Americas second language as it's turning out. Super fractal work Peace
Beebee127
background, foreground, middle ground...all beauties, and combined stunning. laughing at Lenord, I can only say rident stolidi verba Latina
fallen21
Excellent work.
farmerC
Fantastice creation and colors.
ia-du-lin
fantastic work, great design and structure
rocserum
fantastic! RS
mgtcs
Love the chandeliers! It is as if such artificial things could somehow naturally grow from the treetops. Gorgeous. I think that studying Latin must have really been a drag, but it is such a beautiful and elegant language that yields an aura of sophistication to the speaker. Bella opus!
greyone
Magnificent image Stan!!!! I do not have any experience with latin at all. I do know what you speak of with the early schooling by strict nuns. In my very early days we were living on an airface base in Montreal. The nuns were quick to snap a ruler on your hands if you were slow to respond or not paying enough attention.
vxbob
Nicely done, like the coloring and composition
Glendaw
What a way to thank all the people!! A salute of brilliant lights and colors. The chandeliers are gorgeous. Thanks Stan.