Last one for the tree - tiny tweak by Deagol

Fractal • Seasonal/Holiday • posted on Nov 28, 2004

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Ultrafractal and Apophysis This is still one of my favorite images. Every year I threaten to put it on a Christmas card. This year I might actually do it. It's nice to see Christmas come to life. Although I have to say that I hate the shopping side of Christmas. The best way that I know of to survive Christmas is to focus on the message and teachings of Jesus Christ. Sometimes that's hard to do when I am standing in line, driving around looking for a parking spot or wondering how I'm going to pay for everything, but it works for me. Merry Christmas. I hope we all make the best of the holidays. Keith

Comments (29)

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avalonfaayre

12:59AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Our family decided 4 years ago to forget about presents and concentrate on assembling together as a family and enjoying each other. The kids are grown, so it was an easy and welcome transition. A thousand pounds lifted off my shoulders, and now I sit and watch the madness. This is spectacular. A little orb hidden amongst the brush. I see holly berries in there, and beautiful lights and snowflakes, and it didn't cost a thing,....just alot of your precious time. Beautiful.

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ksm17

1:01AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

You should put it on your card, anyone would be proud to get it.

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cagewench

1:02AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

why not enter it in the Renderosity contest?

fractalinda

2:03AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

A wonderful perspective and one I wholeheartedly agree with. This is so beautiful, Keith. It reflects the joy inherent in the Season. Excellent!

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alberto673

2:10AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

WoW, Wow and Wow, really beautiful and rich work.VOTE ;O)

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chesscanoe

2:43AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Wonderful image and most suitable for the Holiday time approaching. You should submit it to a major card company so the joy inherent in the image is shared with a wider audience, and you might get a nice piece of change in your pocket as well!

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kenwas

2:48AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Beautiful work!

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Mondwin

4:29AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

fabulous and fantastic Xmas image!!!!great piece!!!bravo!!vote!!:DDD

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mountmous

5:55AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

I totally agree with alberto673... An image of which I can only dream of making myself. V

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aztek

6:02AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

This was always one of my favorites, and it is even more beautiful now. I don't celebrate Christmas, but I understand and appreciate the sentiment behind it, that it should be a time of giving, sharing and making others happy. No one should have a problem with that, no matter what their religion is. Unfortunately, the emphasis seems to be on spending nowadays. Thanks for sharing this, Keith, and Merry Christmas to you and yours :)

kuzy62

8:18AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Gorgeous!!!

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Tristana

8:47AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Whouaaa !!!! Splendide composition fractal. Excellent travail.v

Isir

9:00AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Beautifully done ! I am sure people would be delighted to receive such a lovely x-mas card.

ead

9:51AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Thank you, Keith, for reminding us of the real reason for Christmas, and for re-issuing this marvelous holiday image. May your coming holiday be as bright and beautiful as this, and as peaceful. Thank you.

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kepp

9:53AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

a beautiful design very christmasy love it

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CavalierLady

10:14AM | Sun, 28 November 2004

Yes, this is one of my favorite of your images, classic beauty and yes, you should make a card of this. The other was an ornament I think with beautiful little starry shaped spirographs for the background and it intertwined in the most amazing ways. This is a real beauty, and I agree with you, the real reason for Christmas is what should warm our hearts and souls, not all the horrid madhouse rush for material things. Happy Holidays!

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