Title: Sand Storm Blowing In Post by: mclarekin on April 04, 2013, 04:21:57 AM Sand Storm Blowing In
(http://nocache-nocookies.digitalgott.com/gallery/13/8347_04_04_13_4_21_57.jpeg) http://www.fractalforums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=13755 Mandlebulber hybrid Title: Re: Sand Storm Blowing In Post by: Apophyster on April 04, 2013, 04:57:23 PM Hmmm... Yellow and purple are "complimentary colors" I think.
But maybe not when illuminated by sand-filtered light! I'm joking a little there. But more on the level, the shapes of the tall structures in the distance are quite nice. I don't remember seeing any MBulb shapes like that previously.... Others may be paying closer attention and could perhaps point to shapes in images like those, if they've done or seen images that have structures like those conical domes. I would personally try to darken the image a bit, however, I've never been in a sandstorm and perhaps they do have that type of eerie light to them. Fred Title: Re: Sand Storm Blowing In Post by: mclarekin on April 20, 2013, 01:59:36 AM Sorry Fred,
I forget to check for relies to posts (don't expect them) It was Mandlelbulb, menger, KIFS hybrid that produced the tall structures Thanks for your comments, im a newbie opportunist who stumbles on his images and has yet to work out how to do the more artistic bits Cheers Graeme Title: Re: Sand Storm Blowing In Post by: Apophyster on April 20, 2013, 11:03:00 AM Don't worry Graeme, I'm lost here all the time. I mostly just look at recent posts and I still haven't tried to post images myself. I think I posted one. I saw a couple of other fractals you posted lately I liked. One was the jukebox, and the other had something to do with southeast Asia. Both appealed to me for some reason. Oh well, the jukebox is easy. There was a place I used to go to up into the '80s that still had one. They're around I guess, still. The old ones usually had a strong bass. :-) 45's weren't very "hifi" but I think the tube amps in the old jukeboxes helped them sound more solid. |