8thMarch2012 by Jennyfnf

Fractal • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Mar 08, 2012

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FE. JT Eyes formula. Good morning to you all. Lovely morning here in N.W. England. Not quite butterfly weather but it won't be long now. Bumble bees are happily bumbling about on the early heather and spring flowers....The forecast Solar Storm today should be interesting - maybe. [DrawSize] X_Size=1440 Y_Size=2160 [Main] Renderer=Fractal Explorer 2.03b2 08/03/2012 Comment= SignText= FontName=Lucida Handwriting FontSize=9 FontBold=0 FontUnderl=0 FontItalic=1 FontColor=12632256 BrushStyle=0 BrushColor=16777215 Position=3 [Fractal] LayerRed=33023 LayerGreen=33023 LayerBlue=33023 X_Coord=-2.04849450913754475 Y_Coord=78.0909358867204434 W_Coord=130.768613255177739 X0_Coord=-2 Y0_Coord=2 W0_Coord=4 Precision=2 P1real=1.15999996662139893 P1imag=0.0999999940395355225 P2real=1.15999996662139893 P2imag=0.759999990463256836 P3real=0 P3imag=0 P4real=0 P4imag=0 PJreal=-0.0799999982118606592 PJimag=0.0999999977648258176 Function1=16 Function2=33 Rotation=10 Rotation_free=-95 BailOut=81 F-Set=0 JulieSet=0 Inverted=1 Transformer=4 Filter=48 Strange=0.0619999989867210388 KeepBlk=0 NoOutside=0 Filter only=0 ST_Number=1 ConstructorA1=1 ConstructorB1=0 ConstructorC1=1 ConstructorD1=0 ConstructorE1=0 ConstructorF1=0 ConstructorG1=0 ConstructorH1=0 ConstructorI1=0 ConstructorJ1=0 ConstructorK1=0 ConstructorL1=0 ConstructorM1=0 Number=112 MaxIter=124 Smoothing=0 [Colors] Palette type=99 ColorOrder=6 Brightness=-32 Contrast=-5 Saturation=117 Grayed=0 NewUFpalette=0 IterChanging=1 IterChanging1=1 UFDensity=1.1799999475479126 UFmappingMode=0 InfinityRed=0 InfinityGreen=0 InfinityBlue=0 [Standart palette] RedStep=11 RedShift=255 GreenStep=13 GreenShift=-251 BlueStep=8 BlueShift=255 [Linear palette] Red1=0 Red2=255 Green1=0 Green2=255 Blue1=128 Blue2=0 [Parabola palette] Red1=0 Red2=255 Green1=0 Green2=255 Blue1=255 Blue2=0 [Square palette] Red1=0 Red2=128 Green1=0 Green2=0 Blue1=0 Blue2=255 [UF palette] Count=5 Node0x=53 Node0r=76 Node0g=168 Node0b=212 Node1x=124 Node1r=26 Node1g=96 Node1b=65 Node2x=183 Node2r=0 Node2g=33 Node2b=76 Node3x=282 Node3r=255 Node3g=255 Node3b=228 Node4x=359 Node4r=0 Node4g=0 Node4b=0

Comments (19)

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peedy

12:59AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

Beautiful! Gorgeous soft colors. Corrie

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claude19

1:30AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

S P L E N D I D creation and awesome picture ! Outstanding tones of colors !!! Great thanks for your last comment ! Take care of you Jenny!!!

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Juliette.Gribnau

1:46AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

awesome !!!!!

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Feliciti

4:46AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

so beautiful !!

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FractalFactor

4:48AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

:)))) Love the colors. And such a cute critter too.

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greyone

6:56AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

Gorgeous fractal butterfly Jenny!!! I'm curious though what is his fault? and who is he? :)

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Lenord

8:36AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

Very cool Fractal Flutterby. super work. The worst hit by the Solar storm will probably be GPS systems but I got news for ya. If you need a GPS to know where you are or where yer going yer too Lost to even know how to use one. Peace

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clifftoppler

9:10AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

I hope it isn't flying into a blizzard. You "northerners" make a habit of that kind of thing. Males are always blameworthy - but worthy at their best. As for the picture, it's on the move. Andrew might even say Motion is everything (our ex poet laureate).

KnightWolverine

9:52AM | Thu, 08 March 2012

Most Beautiful Fractal Art!... As for the solar flare....only a "hiccup"...bigger and more serious ones await yet to happen yet this year...at least that's what space.com is reporting....last time a solar flare did damage was 1800's when we only had the telegraph...no big deal then...look at all that's electric nowadays...should be quite interesting if one of that magnitude happens now....it's not if any more it's when....We are reaching the end of a solar cycle that's suppose to dwarf any from past recordings....I'm guessing the SPF lotion they market now isn't going to cut it....lol...

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