A Weird Day at the Beach by locomouse
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It's been a dark, cold and rainy Saturday here in Southern Ontario. I had a whole bunch of things I was supposed to do today, but I somehow clicked open Ultra Fractal "by mistake" and... well... you guys know how that goes... ;) I must have had warm weather and beaches on my mind... and weird visions hiding in my fuzzy slippers... lol!
Ultra Fractal with sharpening and sig in PSP7. Thanks so much for putting up with me and for your wonderful and welcome comments on my previous stuff! :) Helen
Ultra Fractal with sharpening and sig in PSP7. Thanks so much for putting up with me and for your wonderful and welcome comments on my previous stuff! :) Helen
Comments (24)
macrey18
beautiful image
LFNForever
Just so gorgeous!! :)
Thanados
Very nice composition, i, too, opened uf today instead of doing things which have to be done, but nothing came out :D
barbdennist
Nothing beats Oregon beaches (well, a little warmer water and more sun wouldn't hurt) unless it would be to find one of these on the sand. I'm going to look for one the next time I go. This is beautiful!
kimpe
Simply beautiful work. Well done!
rocserum
a creative composition of shapes and textures, well done. RS
PixelRic
If this is what washes up on the shores of your imagination on rainy days, then let it rain!LOL!
maud
You created a beauty Helen! Exceptionnally well done..Love it v :) I live in Quebec, and it's cold and a rainy day too!
Richardphotos
we are lucky that you did open UF. this is excellent work and a real pleasure to view. Toronto is one of my favorite cities
redbeard
It was like a tropical paradise here in New Hampshire today...well at least it wasn't raining. Very creative and inspirational use of your time, I'm glad you didn't waste it doing those other things nobody wants to do anyway. Getting all of these forms out of UF is beyond my comprehension but you are certainly one of the masters of this program. The beach towel is amazing and that black pod that's releasing it's newly born cargo is enough to make any day seem weird, especially when found so close to the water. Excellent work!*
zoozee
Cool idea ! Very beautiful work :) .. Excellent !
SirJohn
Oh man, I know what you mean Helen... it seems that I accidentally start new projects right about the same time that I am SUPPOSED to start cleaning my house! This has a decidedly surreal flavor to it Helen, is this a new direction? If so I am looking forward to where it goes because this is a great start.
artgum
Ah, nothing weird at all here- it's too nice an image to be weird!LOL Amazing work, as always.
tresamie
Lovely inspiration and a great way to spend time! A very cool surreal fractal!
kansas
Very original and creative. A wonderful imagination you have. There is lots of depth to this image. Looks like this pod is giving birth to a spiral fractal. Wonderful sky and beach. You certainly are a master of UF.
Henny31
if the whole picture was done in UF .. you certainly are a master in that program... it looks very much like a composition of UF and Bryce... Lovely!
Megandoc
I think the black pod looks like one of those up-to-the-neck fitted beachtowels you can get changed under without revealing anything! (Lol!) Wonderful as always, Helen.
ByteDreams
This is a cool pict. Miami beaches are so much hotter though. LOL
brodiss
weird but in a wonderful way. :) this is great.
miwi
Klasse as always !!!!!!!
Snow_Angel
Gorgeous image Helen! I love that awesome vase and nice job with the flowers also! Really neat background! :)
Louy
Helen : You blow us away!!!!! Just when we think it can't get any better; there it is , WOW !!! V&B
sammi
that's a great scene :)
Rykk
Freaky and cool image! VERY creative work, Helen!