Flower Greetings by Sunset by dochtersions
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Description
For you all, a flower greeting, from the land of flowers: The Netherlands.
Sending love for a warm and cosy weekend.
This fractal is an older one, made Apophysis, one layer, plus a bit messing around on it ;-)
Thank you very much for your look, I'm on my way to your galleries.
Comments (19)
excellent work
Super lovely result, Jacomina. You Fractal Master :)
Kleurrijk Klasse werk. veel mooie details erin,.
Some of the most impressive fractal style here. 10+
Spectacular!
it is sweet and beautiful - love the flow and colours
I like the 'messing around' efforts. I keep looking again & again for another interesting perspective.
reminds me of a beautiful peacock. superb work
This is very cool
beautiful creation
A whole field herbarium! Magnificent !!!
Very beautiful !
Super beautiful mix of Summer flowers and sunshine Mies.
It is a breath of fresh air on such a cold day here.
Wonderful work and presentation as always.
XxOo
precious ! thank you!
There are blue Cornflowers, red Poppies and even some wild Mushrooms among the bouquet, delicious looking offering from the depth of your imagination Jacominchen, like a Summer Symphony at your doorstep, only a few more weeks and voila, it's warm in the Northern Hemisphere once more... take care BB
Prachtig mix en een super werk.
Superb job such beautiful colours
wow, I always zoom your work, always; but when this went up (2 weeks ago), I didn't zoom it, for some reason. Maybe my computer was slow, maybe I was in a hurry and I thought I'd zoom it 'later in the day': I don't know. But I zoomed it now, and wow: It's a huge, complex, rich and beautiful fabric. Almost batik. You've jammed-in many flowers, but also elaborate insect forms, and just "nature" forms. This would make a great late 19th C ornamental design. You've got so many lines in here, along with peaking tentacles and fish faces and waves and all kinds of things. (Snakes, grasses, even stars in the background.) An extremely rich and beautiful image. Bravo. I'm really glad I zoomed this!