Satellite by bakapo

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Dec 09, 2019

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eekdog

5:18PM | Mon, 09 December 2019

Sure looks of alien creation. Wonder what they are spying on?

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Lenord

5:27PM | Mon, 09 December 2019

Telstar..

The Ventures my first Guitar Gods way back in the early 60s Telstar

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goldie

7:59PM | Mon, 09 December 2019

Interesting fractal...does look a little bit like a satellite...but not of the earth :)

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rhol_figament

11:10PM | Mon, 09 December 2019

Better be careful, could be an alien probe from another dimension trying to get into your head...

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Wolfenshire

11:17PM | Mon, 09 December 2019

Maybe a Vorlon ship from Babylon 5.

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Saby55

11:32PM | Mon, 09 December 2019

Absolutely wonderful, good work 👍🖐

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elleque

4:04AM | Tue, 10 December 2019

Mysterious and beautiful!

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MagikUnicorn

9:51AM | Tue, 10 December 2019

COOOOOL

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VDH

11:59AM | Tue, 10 December 2019

Very original and creative fractal work !!

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farmerC

12:52PM | Tue, 10 December 2019

Fantastic work.

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kepp

1:07PM | Tue, 10 December 2019

nice work

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RodS

4:38PM | Tue, 10 December 2019

The qusetion is... Who's is it? 🤔 this is very cool!

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Richardphotos

4:58PM | Tue, 10 December 2019

one of the very most unusual and unique fractals. superbly done

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magnus073

9:16AM | Wed, 11 December 2019

Great work on this super cool and detailed creation, Barb.

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Radar_rad-dude

5:01PM | Wed, 11 December 2019

Mysterious and beautiful! Fantastic work.

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anitalee

5:03AM | Sat, 14 December 2019

Excellent

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anahata.c

8:06AM | Fri, 20 December 2019

I love that you suspended your satellite in such a murky mysterious sky. The only strong light is to the satellite's lower left flank. The satellite looks like a fractal creation---those little cells all over it are pure fractal work---and it seems to be heading towards a great dark unknown, and we've caught it as it passes a momentary burst of light. Doing this in b and white brought out the murky mysterious feeling perfectly. Another late year image, in its light and mystery...very fine work.

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