~An Archeological argument~ by Dinhi

Fractal • Objects • posted on Jan 29, 2005

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Dr. Mitcalf and Dr. Winey, two prominent archeologists, were in a bit of an argument over their latest find.

Comments (15)

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whirlingfeather

7:04PM | Sat, 29 January 2005

Outstanding! Wonderful texture and depth. The colors are appealing as well.

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Richardphotos

7:40PM | Sat, 29 January 2005

this is much more impressive than your thumb shows. excellent design and details

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webshadow

7:43PM | Sat, 29 January 2005

Well....sandstone, limestone, Inca, or Aztec...this is one of the most gorgeous images I have ever seen! The colors work perfectly...the textures are phenomenal. This one's a winner all around. It is simply lovely, with so much depth and beauty. You are amazing, my dear! vote

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D.C.Monteny

8:25PM | Sat, 29 January 2005

A pure beauty!! This is superb fractalwork, no kiddin'!! V

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Digitell

9:49PM | Sat, 29 January 2005

Love the textures and the colors on this!! And the pattern!! Do you not see it??? Look at the figures on the right and left sides....look like valentines to me!!! :) Excellent image !!! VOTE!!

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digitaldreggs

5:22AM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Intense imagery; mundane verbosity. Carry on!

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tutri

7:24AM | Sun, 30 January 2005

LOL, what a story! :D :D Thanks for the smile! A stunning image again, lovely stony texture and splendid lighting/palette! It looks like an eroded stone in the bottom of a crystal clear stream in a cave, hehe! Brilliant!

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ligt

7:41AM | Sun, 30 January 2005

djee, what a conversation over something so good-looking. they should stand together in awe, like us..

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RNGOERNER

8:41AM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Love your new gradient, Dinese - absolutely stunning. Your color choices and superb texturing make this artifact both intriguing and beautiful - much enhanced by the perfect lighting and the hi-res render that so cleanly showcase the wonderful details. Your thumb gives the appearance of a smiling face, absent - through your cropping - in the main image. I think this was a nice twist in combo with your story line: as if the thumb set us up for the humor to come, while the main image dispensed with the visual humor and showed us an artifact two scientists might well argue over the origin of, while the text took over the humor. That was very effective. As well, I am delightfully amused by your tale and take on what is important to "experts". As a scientist, I have seen (and even participated) in such amusing debates) and witnessed many who felt the most important thing was winning the argument by having the last word. Certainly not a phenomenon reserved to scientists! Very creative and excellent on all fronts! VOTE

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kimpe

10:55AM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Absolutely beautiful work.

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Dindin

1:07PM | Sun, 30 January 2005

Love that blue/green color of the artifact . Uncle Jose wasnt the first to create a work of art during a manic binge ,many great works of art and books were created under those conditions ,a bit manic at times isnt such a bad thing ...LOL. I like the humoristic twist of your story and its very similar to Riks story .