Frozen by saldegal

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Dec 01, 2004

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Several APO flames and lots of PSP ... cold isn't it! Many thanks for all previous comments, very much appreciated! Critique is welcomed :-)

Comments (24)

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fractalchemist

2:39PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

Yes, I really have to adapt to red dripping nose and numb fingers....But your fractal is prrrty prrrty, Sal, so beautifully colored it gets my cheeks flushed agin;-)

LFNForever

3:00PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

GORGEOUS!! :)

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CarolSassy

3:13PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

This reminds me of this certain style of needlepoint, but I can't think of what it's called right off hand. Since I'm not home I can't go get my needlepoint book to look it up either. It is just beautiful, and if you remind me...heh heh heh, I'll let you know next week when I'm home. Beautiful work! V (:

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kimpe

3:48PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

Excellent fractal!

tony_br22

4:26PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

hi I love it saldegal.

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RodolfoCiminelli

4:37PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

Wonderful colors and excellent fractalwork!!!!

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rocserum

5:10PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

a brrr beauty brrr very well brrr done. RS

Falible

6:33PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

very cool fractal! "several Apo fractals"? I don't see cold, I see a snakes eye, really close up!! it looks like reptilian (snake) skin

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spiegel428

7:36PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

Excellent image and coloring.

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Richardphotos

8:41PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

sort of reminds me of the frost in old freezers.brrrrr!

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RNGOERNER

9:11PM | Wed, 01 December 2004

Beautifully intricate texturing-patterning on your amazing fractal work, Sal. Those are the coldest "flames" I've seen yet. Very evocative and excellent!!

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