blue porcelain hall by ia-du-lin
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MB3D16
I don´t know, who created the original. The parameters are missing.
Comments (38)
Fantastic fractal here, super creative design and colors, superb image my friend, congratulations! ************
Very cool, nice use of positional lights **Peace88
Cool shapes! Impressive depth and lighting!
Fantastice creation.
Superb i really like this its amazing !!
Wonderful fractal image!
looks like the work of Lenord, definitely you nailed the quality
Very realistic-looking! Fantastic details 'n' depth! Excellent work! (:
Excellent image
Superb MB3D fractal image!! :)
Beautiful! Love the color and lighting. Corrie
marvelous creation! RS
Wonderful fractal image!Great colors and lighting !
Lighting and texture are superb! Fantastic creation..well done :)
beautiful work, cool lighting
Outstanding composition, excellent image!
very wonderful work, I like it
stunning image nice sharp render and great sense of depth
very cool work!!!!
A very mysterious light in the depth to see here. Stunning creation, shine and colors. Great mood too, Peter!
Cool!
Another fascinating image, I expect to see this in next season's Dr Who!
A wonderful fractal and the colouring makes the beautiful columns look like porcelain.
Fantastic perspective, depth and light. Looks superb!!
AMAZING CREATION!!!!!
Amazingly beautiful fractal design my friend, superb work.
Fantastic work with this Mandelbulb fractal! :)
Beautiful creation - excellent.
This is a very mysterious looking place, Peter. The coloration and texturing are just beautiful. The sense of depth and perspective just draw me right into it and it looks like a place I could wander around in for hours. Blue porcelain is the mote juste but what intrigues me, is trying to figure out just what these fascinating structures signify. Excellent work!
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