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Published: 2006-08-24 11:15:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 3447; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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having found the original high dynamic range image for this deviation, i thought i'd adjust the gamma a bit to make the details come out more and submit a stupidly high quality print
it really looks so, so, soooo incredible at the print resolution (10800x7200); feel free to ask for a wallpaper from part of the image! you can see one such crop here: [link]
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This is the first time non-objective images have caused me artistic inspiration. I am truly impressed and these are utterly beautiful to just look at. Every time you glance at it there's something new to see, and the colors are simply gorgeous!
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thanks, glad you like it 
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thanks
(btw, there's no palette in my programs!)
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much appreciated
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OMG!
Fractal Plants in a fractal night!
Amazing!
So incredibly clear!
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thanks
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Sorry if I'm being dumb, but how exactly are you producing these lovely images? ^^ The artist in me must know!
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hehe the journal watcher in you would know
basically, i write programs that generate all the images in my gallery this one specifically was made with a program i just recently released some versions of (hmm dodgy grammar). you can grab it here [link] and you'll probably need [link] besides directx9 and an athlon64 or pentium4 / pentium-m / core duo / any semi recent cpu.
anyway, glad you like the render and thanks for the fav!
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"hehe the journal watcher in you would know"
Curse me and my not-reading journal-age!
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that's quite alright, it's totally optional 
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Well - you could not resist posting, I could not resist commenting. Looks like inking on black silk ... or a work of melting the upper layer of a plate of tin - cannot exactly explain the process but the outcome resembles this indeed. And it is so relaxing to look on at.
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thanks
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You are totally spoiling me.
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i appreciate my few "fans"
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wow this looks so elegant.. it's like an abstraction of one of those old classic oil-on-canvas masterpieces, perhaps because of the color scheme too..
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i am overjoyed that you also made this association (old, oil on canvas) because that's *exactly* the direction i've been going with these last renders! i have a test render i'll send you when you're online of the "painting technique" in its most basic form (i heavily modified the ifs algorithm that apophysis etc uses), i'm sure you'll like it
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wow! I wonder how this would look like with more than 8bit contrast (dunno how to call it.. I'm meaning the number of steps between darkest (black) and brightest (white)).. anyway wow!
PS. don't mind the mood-smiley.. I chose it cause it looks cool. ^^
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i happen to still have the render in floating point colour should you want it
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*hammers you black and blue with "thank you"*
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