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[_db_]

I used the same approach as Rob Bunney in a UPR posted on the UF mailing list and along with some generous support from Janet Parke, Rob, and Rick Spix managed to come up with this one.




C & C welcome, thanks for taking a look!

[cKleinhuis]

wow, how cool does this look like ?

one newton fractal combined with julia fractal ? how are the white circles are done ?

[_db_]

wow, how cool does this look like ?

one newton fractal combined with julia fractal ? how are the white circles are done ?

Thanks for the kind words Trifox.

The white circles are done with straightforward masking. There were other ones that aren't visible that were removed for compositional reasons with a 'mask the mask' technique.

I thought this image might be useful as an example of masking techniques.  If you want to start a wiki, an examples, or tutorials thread I'll write up a little how-to for it and perhaps build on it as questions or other contributions arise.

Thanks again,

db

[GFWorld]

Thank´s Trifox for actual information here 

I think, it´s 2 years ago now, I could admire one of
these great results from this very imposing flower (Titanenwurz in german) at * Palmengarten * , the Botanical Garden in Frankfurt / Main. It was fascinating :-)

>but stinks heavily - I think that´s an understatement ( Untertreibung in german ) here  < Rolling Eyes > 
Margit

[GFWorld]

I don´t do so much with Layers in UF, but all my compliments here for a wonderful work 
Margit

[_db_]

Thank you very much Margit. Layers open up areas of artistic possibilities. You might enjoy them.

cheers,

db

[GFWorld]

DB wrote >Thank you very much Margit. Layers open up areas of artistic possibilities. You might enjoy them ...

I think too :-)
Changing from WinXP to WinVista at the moment & a new PC, I lost all my UF `s ( an individual
* error *  ) but & and , as I think, I will have a new start here again - with Layers too 
Margit