Herbst am Waldsee by Petra-S

Fractal • Scenic • posted on Sep 24, 2008

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mit PW Danke für Eure Kommentare

Comments (23)

UteBigSmile

5:06AM | Wed, 24 September 2008

Wunderschönes Fraktalhintergrundbild mit Wasserspiegelung und den Pilzen. Leider sieht es für mich aus, als lägen die Pilze in der Luft, es fehlt hier die Abgrenzung (das ist jedoch sehr schwer zu machen bei einem Wasserbild. Aber sont ganz tolle Arbeit liebe Petra, Hug's Ute

kasalin

5:19AM | Wed, 24 September 2008

Ja, mag sein, dass hier der "Halt" der Pilze fehlt.... aber trotzdem eine superschöne Arbeit!!!

lyron

5:26AM | Wed, 24 September 2008

Wonderful result!!

RodolfoCiminelli

5:53AM | Wed, 24 September 2008

Excellent, beautiful and very creative mix of objects my friend.....!!!!

tallpindo

6:01AM | Wed, 24 September 2008

I hate it when I have to be picky. I know think positive. Decide to commit a crime, commit adultery and vote for someone unknown to you all in the next 5 seconds. Anyone can do it. It's simple compromise. This is really, really good use of fractals. You've really made an outstanding effort to keep me from saying the stones are floating. I zoomed in hoping the improved view would stop me. I looked again hoping it was a false first impression. There really is no need for more edge as the flora on the left clearly show. There is no need for a masking as the dark scape on the left shows. At some point it is frustrating to see something in a Picasso that screams "cubist" or a horizon in a Cezanne that hides "lack of draughtsmanship" in a painterly manner. Finally I see it. It's that big central mushroom cap that is not in the reflection. Like a neutered pet it shys the eye but cannot deny mutilation.