Planet TIA by Deagol

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Dec 04, 2004

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Description

This is Rick's fault. He had to go and challenge me not to push the sphere button... For what it's worth, TIA stands for Triangle Inequality Average. It lives in the UF standard folder. The fractal formula is the Julia that is also in the standard folder. All of these images are spin offs from an image that was originally called Harry Hood which was on the cover on the 2004 Fractal Universe calendar. An improved version of this image is on the cover of the 2005 calendar. It is also a child of Harry.

Comments (32)

hairdresser

7:53PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

WOW !!!!! VERY NICE!!!

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avalonfaayre

7:54PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

These "Tia's" are knocking me OUT! They are so incredibly beautiful. Your spheres are still Primo. So when are you going to do a tutorial on 'sphere making'? I know one thing, you could walk me thru step by step, and I don't think I could ever make anything this beautiful. Few can.

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paragon5

8:18PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

Fantastic image, Kieth! I really love the smooth flowing line and the lighting in this one! Maybe one day I'll get UF, work like this is inspiring! Is there a tut for the spheres?

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kansas

8:19PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

Gorgeous as only you can make them.

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ulliroyal

8:26PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

wow, what a positive world. lovely picture

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Richardphotos

8:33PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

simply put incredible work !!!!

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RodolfoCiminelli

8:53PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

Wonderful!!! Vote

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blacq_nyght_vampyre

9:16PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

Well this is awesome!! Thank you for pushing the sphere button!!

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emay68

9:41PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

Very beautiful! I love the soft colors and the lace-like patterns. And, of course, the sphere is awesome! :o)

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tazzlair

9:46PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

That sphere button is one of my favorites. This is another great one. Thanks =)

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maud

9:58PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

I really like this one! Magnific ~v~ :)

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DreamWarrior

10:29PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

Amazingly beautiful, Keith!

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kymarto

11:49PM | Sat, 04 December 2004

The colors are great and you've done a wonderful job integrating the filaments in the foreground with the sphere.

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melevos

1:33AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

wonderful and excellent work V

fractalinda

1:43AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

I like the perspective. Incredibly beautiful work with an other-worldly feel. So excellent!

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VDH

3:18AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Very impressive image!Great job!!

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kenwas

4:02AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

What a fine beautiful image!

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mountmous

5:00AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Another beauty! It's incredible what you do with TIA and Julia. But what truly amazes me is how you make the sphere so planetlike with one side in the light and one side losing in the dark. V

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sittingblue

5:07AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

a wonderful image!

Marit

5:21AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Very beautiful! Wonderful how you did the coloring!

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aztek

6:03AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Oooh! I cannot think of anything to say that others haven't said before, but this has just become my favorite image of all times :)

bobca44

6:34AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Really nice work.

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CarolSassy

7:57AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Beautiful fractal, lovely colors! V (:

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abmlober

8:03AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

The way the sphere blends with the "non-sphere" :-) is really great!!!

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CavalierLady

8:30AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Astonishing work! I agree, the absolutely perfect blending of the pattern of sphere and non-sphere is inspired! Fabulous, and I love the colors on the sphere!

zoozee

8:44AM | Sun, 05 December 2004

Awsome ! Stunningly beautiful world !

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