Inside 149 : Fractal 149 by KiDAcE
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Description
The flower clusters exposed. This is one of the clusters at full size.
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Comments (7)
looks wonderfull
You know, it just makes me feel good to look at this. I love it.
Beautiful pastel colors.
Perhaps that black spot would be detracting from it's flow had that been the full image, however it's not. It's only a part of "Fractal 149". As we're not allowed to upload files more than 512k or 4000x4000 pixels my .jpg of 149 both outweighs and outsizes the set restrictions so badly that I must shrink them to post. My standard 800x600 image in .jpg format is 1.6mb in size. Sadly I must compress the shit out of my images detracting from it's beauty but 400x300 doesn't do it much justice either as those barely make it here too. 149's true size in .jpg is 56mb, so I only blow up pieces of my posters to show how clear they are at full size and the point of that image was just to show a cluster and not be technically perfect as I only cut the selection on my screen from within Photoshop with the cluster centered. Also who is Peter Max? What has he done? Fractal work? Pastels? Flowers?
Peter Max is a famous artist who's been on the scene for several decades. His work tends to include bright, happy colors and has a psychedelic sensibility. Do a Google search for Peter Max and I'm sure you'll find some of his creations. Enjoy!
Cool. I wasn't trying to knock the guy (if it seemed like it) I was just wondering who he was and what he did. Sounds like good stuff, my ferrets will find him. They find anything or anyone.
Excellent fractal spirals and psychedelic 60's vibe to the colors! Well done!