The Fight of the Birds by dochtersions
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Description
Hi dear friends,
When I was playing with Apophysis, I saw this image emerge, which immediately reminded me of a bird fight.
Sometimes life itself can be a fight, but for the rest, I never fight.
Fortunately like most people, I hate fighting.
So I wish you all a peacefully weekend, dear friends. ;-)
Thank you so much for your comments on my other uploads, they mean a lot to me.
Comments (12)
Nice!
Beautiful composition,wonderful colours and design!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jolie
Well... when i looked, i saw the wings of a peacock or perhaps two? but i saw a flight -- not a fight -- the blue in the right is significant . It is a wonderful image with a very beautiful composition of colors ! I also don't love fights; but i would like to be able to fly:) and life it is a flight...my wishes for a pleasant and tranquil weekend to you and to all :)
another stunner superb work
een Schoonheid Mies.
je bent weer helemaal terug...…...
Pure schoonheid !!
Wonderful and magical 'wings' my friend! Very beautiful!
Beautiful creation, Jacomina! This can be a ritual dance of birds to establish territories or to seduce whoever they expect to be their partner. Not a real fight, but a simulation of it.
Wonderful fractal image.
I see two birds fighting, yes...but I also see two birds communicating, even dancing, like lines of counterpoint. Each half is amazingly complex, with all kinds of metal "tracery" or metal wire-work. So many swirls and centers, and so much movement. And, again, it's all placed on a surface---this surface is like pale blue-green plaster, or like textured concrete. You use these physical backgrounds very well---it makes your fractals look like they're framed for display in a museum. Wonderful complex art.
I see two birds fighting for their spot in a long flight.
They are gorgeous and hopefully find their way to nest here in our beautiful country.
And if we are lucky in our backyard.. LOL.