A Christmas Scene by locomouse
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Description
I'll be the first to admit that it's a little early for this type of image but if I don't stop playing with this one my CPU is going to melt down. Windows keeps leaping onto the screen to tell me that I don't have enough virtual memory and is swapping things out as we speak. Then, of course, the swap meet turns ugly and UF crashes. So... I'm posting this as an opportunity to wish all of my friends south of the border a very Happy and Safe Thanksgiving... and to start a little holiday cheer for everyone who celebrates Christmas. For those who don't... I hope you'll enjoy the scene anyway... :)
Assembled and framed completely within UF. The three trees are APO flames... the Christmas star and moon were created with rdw.ufx "shapes" and the snow was made using the Torus (Nova) ufm by Damien Jones with no inside or outside ucl's, a bailout of 0.0001 and 1000 iterations. (Just a wee note here... if you are going to use this method for snow and render the image to disk, you'll have to sharpen it a few times in an image editing program to get the flakes to show up.) The golden balls on the center tree were made with Plane Curve Traps II in the tma.ucl.
Post work in PSP7 consisted only of sharpening and sig.
I'm really hoping that Santa will bring me a newer computer so UF doesn't crash so often... and, to that end, I'm being as good as I possibly can... but... well... you know how the song goes... if he truly sees and knows everything, I don't have a chance... LOL!! Hey, guys... thanks so very much for stopping in to view this... and for your awesome comments on my previous stuff! Hugs! Helen
Assembled and framed completely within UF. The three trees are APO flames... the Christmas star and moon were created with rdw.ufx "shapes" and the snow was made using the Torus (Nova) ufm by Damien Jones with no inside or outside ucl's, a bailout of 0.0001 and 1000 iterations. (Just a wee note here... if you are going to use this method for snow and render the image to disk, you'll have to sharpen it a few times in an image editing program to get the flakes to show up.) The golden balls on the center tree were made with Plane Curve Traps II in the tma.ucl.
Post work in PSP7 consisted only of sharpening and sig.
I'm really hoping that Santa will bring me a newer computer so UF doesn't crash so often... and, to that end, I'm being as good as I possibly can... but... well... you know how the song goes... if he truly sees and knows everything, I don't have a chance... LOL!! Hey, guys... thanks so very much for stopping in to view this... and for your awesome comments on my previous stuff! Hugs! Helen
Comments (43)
Allenox
Amazing fractal, just beautiful. Great job!
VDH
Great fractal!Superb composition!
EyeSpy
Everything about this is wonderfully magical! Beautiful and unexpected fractal work.
midnightblue
What a glorious and magical scene. Excellent job on this one Helen. Beautifully done! I hope you get your new puter after Santa sees what a wonderful Christmas scene you have created! ;)
Snow_Angel
This is totally fabulous! Really beautiful Christmas scene Helen! Wonderful work! :) V
zoozee
Amazing ! ...... So beautiful ... giving me the message of a true holy night !! .... Excellent !
MRIguy
Ho Ho HO! Whoa Prancer! Whoa Comet! Whoa Rudolf! We have presents to drop off! HO HO HO!
gumbykat
Christmas card! Excellent image! Bravo!
Angelwave
love the way the trees appear as if on tranlucent ice, the whole image is superb, i can imagine helen what types of images might come from a pc that doesn't crash and burn all the time...good luck with santa dear....
Henny31
so glad I found these pictures before they were burried too deep.. I did not get enough time to admire all the pictures posted the last few days and realize now it was my loss... This one is just fantastic..and never to early to be in a christmas mood... Cheers to you.
Rykk
Wonderful flame trees, Helen! Its never to early for Christmas - this would make an excellent card, btw. SO very well done!
smitts
THAT is simply amazing!!!
DGEbel
Great picture and Merry Christmas!