Reefers - Death From Above by RNGOERNER

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Jan 16, 2005

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[ layered fractals-UF 3.04 // border and lettering PP8 ] The reef, though beautiful, is a very dangerous place, especially for the very young and for the unborn. Here, a hermit crab (Fractilis Hermitis) prepares to dine on unguarded fish eggs carelessly perched on the outcropping below him. Hope you enjoy and thank you for your comments and support on my previous works. My best regards for a safe and fine Sunday, Rik (note:

Comments (26)

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Dinhi

9:12AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Wonderful narrative to a most fantastic series. I really enjoy the colors you have chosen for your Fractilis Hermitis, hehe.....taking in the entire piece is really quite exciting, as the colors blend and contrast to give the viewer a genuine sense that they are observing nature at her finest. Super work Rik! (=

hanashonen

9:14AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Kani! Awesome fractal! ^_^

The_Captain

9:18AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Crabs - the ocean-going kind - are near and dear to me heart! Excellent!

fractalwoody

10:03AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Hallo Rik, this is no "Crab" :-) but a superb marine life scenery. All the red colours are so well tuned and especially with the greens they work very well. Excellent job!

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mountmous

10:08AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Once again, a beautiful "Reefer". Love those Julia-eggsies. And the crab looks really dangerous. Exquisite work, Rik

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Ruthee

10:19AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

An outstanding job, as usual Rik! Your narrative is superb! :)

invidiosa

10:32AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

yes, i like the odd expressionless and passionless face on this crab - no intended malice, just the unyielding motion of a force of nature, which is part of the undying value of reef life - seeing and understanding nature - beautiful shades of red - excellent folding and edging gives this great depth

smitts

10:41AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Splendid display of 'survival of the fittest'! Most excellent colors and feeling!

BrasilGirl2004

11:16AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Such a fantastic undersea vision! It is inviting and pleasing!

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Cosine

11:18AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Wonderful piece, Rik. Both the idea and the look are realistic and very well done.

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KITCHAOS

11:25AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Another fantastic under sea creation Rik!

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kimpe

11:33AM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Excellent work, a pleasure to look at.

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pericles

12:07PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Well Rik - each one gets better than the last - a delicious creation

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Richardphotos

12:16PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

the ever unforgiving food chain, not always fair,but part of life and death.excellent work Rik and gradient

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Megandoc

1:41PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

A wonderful representation of marine life. :)

AnoukVidel

1:53PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

I like the design and shapes! Super!

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RodolfoCiminelli

2:51PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Excellent fractal!!! Beautiful dark colors!!!

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abmlober

3:13PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

A great design!

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dream12

3:19PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Excellent design Rik!

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paragon5

8:54PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Great image, Rik! Love the all too marine coloring (my monitor was starting to fog up)and the wonderful creativity that went into it!

fractalinda

11:35PM | Sun, 16 January 2005

Perfect colors to convey the message the title implies. Beautiful in a strange and deep undersea way. Another excellent image in your series, Rik. Your sea creatures live, and your reefs move and are believable.

tony_br22

9:37AM | Mon, 17 January 2005

amazing fractals RNGOERNER

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