Wow. What to say about this...I'm speechless. It's just so wavy. Reminds me of fabric with little mirrors in it that's bunched together.
The colours are simply lovely,makes it look rustic in a way. I just want to keep staring at this, it amazes me. The technique is just astounding. To me, it seems as though you've mastered the art of fractals in Apophysis with this.
It's very original. I wonder how you did it. There's not much to say about this since it seems to speak for itself. But bygods, I do love this fractal. Excellent work, I look forward to seeing more of it
Oh my, I find this mesmerizing. There is a wonderful ebb and flow to it. Not like the ocean, but an enfolding of the convolutions of the flame.
I love the gradient in this. I say that with a lot of flames I see,but it is always a sincere statement. I personally take hours sometimes to pick a gradient because I have so many to choose from. So finding that "perfect" gradient makes all the difference.
Personally I love the circles in this and I do love the blurry aspect as well. It makes me feel as if I am looking through convex glass enclosure. It is as if the enclosure is distorting the part inside it.
What I find intriguing is that in some of the enclosed areas, you can see little flares of light, and some you can't I like that and think it is quite unusual.
I think this has a great sense of depth in it. Once again, I think the convolutions add to that sense of depth. I notice that the deeper the flame gets, the more concave the the convolutions become. They almost have a warped effect. It is particularly noticeable on the upper left of the flame.
I don't know how you were able to get these effects but I find them unusual and different from most flames, which is a very good thing.
I also think the thin border is the perfect framing for this.
All in all, I can find nothing negative to say about this flame.
The colours are simply lovely,makes it look rustic in a way. I just want to keep staring at this, it amazes me. The technique is just astounding. To me, it seems as though you've mastered the art of fractals in Apophysis with this.
It's very original. I wonder how you did it. There's not much to say about this since it seems to speak for itself. But bygods, I do love this fractal. Excellent work, I look forward to seeing more of it
I love the gradient in this. I say that with a lot of flames I see,but it is always a sincere statement. I personally take hours sometimes to pick a gradient because I have so many to choose from. So finding that "perfect" gradient makes all the difference.
Personally I love the circles in this and I do love the blurry aspect as well. It makes me feel as if I am looking through convex glass enclosure. It is as if the enclosure is distorting the part inside it.
What I find intriguing is that in some of the enclosed areas, you can see little flares of light, and some you can't I like that and think it is quite unusual.
I think this has a great sense of depth in it. Once again, I think the convolutions add to that sense of depth. I notice that the deeper the flame gets, the more concave the the convolutions become. They almost have a warped effect. It is particularly noticeable on the upper left of the flame.
I don't know how you were able to get these effects but I find them unusual and different from most flames, which is a very good thing.
I also think the thin border is the perfect framing for this.
All in all, I can find nothing negative to say about this flame.
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