Wednesday, October 19, 2005

Apophysis: Intruder



If we divide into two camps--even into violent and the nonviolent--and stand in one camp while attacking the other, the world will never have peace. We will always blame and condemn those we feel are responsible for wars and social injustice, without recognizing the degree of violence within ourselves. We must work on ourselves and also with those we condemn if we want to have a real impact.

Ayya Khema

27 comments:

Trée said...

Is Halloween here yet? Seems my work of late has a dark element of sorts. ;-) Hang with me. Just two more weeks LOL.

Anonymous said...

We're all in the dark, Trée...lol
Now where the heck did I put that flashlight again....hmmm....

Oh...and there's a great fractal on your blog too btw...just thought I'd mention that ;)

Trée said...

We're all in the dark

Well said Christa. Nothing I can add to that. ;-)

Anonymous said...

...and nothing can add beauty to light...absolutely nothing :)(nevermind me...I'm being philosophic tonight)

Anonymous said...

That green guy has the face of a catfish. Real Nice.Those two colors go great together.

Anonymous said...

I loved the quote. I wish it were that easy. You know where I am and why I would wish it...

And nice fractal.

Trée said...

Jack, you always help me see things I would have never seen without your vision. Catfish--lol. Wait till you see a fractal I have in the batter's box that I'm thinking of calling "Gone Fishing."

I kinda like those two colors too. You've been doing some fine fractal work yourself. Keep up the good work.

Anonymous said...

I Like this. Dunno why but it kinda reminds me of an unfinished spiders web lol

Anonymous said...

I like it, but then again I love Halloween :0)

Trée said...

Yes I do Melly--you are really helping bump up my visitor count from Israel. :-)

I too wish it was that easy. I have to remind myself everyday to take life literally one step at a time. Still, I stumble. Then, when the pain subsides, I take another step. I'm still taking steps so I guess I'm ok. lol

Trée said...

Dawn, I see that now. I love it!

Trée said...

Mergrl, I grew up in Louisiana and Halloween was always a big deal. I think partly because it's always so damn hot there, Halloween was usually the first sign of a slight cooling off in temps.

Anonymous said...

Very pretty--and sometimes, dark is good. :o)

Anonymous said...

Its pretty much the same in the midwest, but I can remember Halloweens that were like 80 degrees (and some when it was 40 LOL- gotta love the midwest)

Trée said...

k, how would we see the stars without the pitch dark of night. Thanks for the kind words k. :-)

Anonymous said...

What are these pics of??? They are amazing. They take my breath away.

Oh and that pic of (I'm guessing) your son when he falls and looks hurt makes me sad :-(

Trée said...

Mergrl, I remember more xmas' in Louisiana where we were wearing shorts and a t-shirt than otherwise. I love the seasons we have in Tenneesee. They are practically evenly divided in nice 3 month segments. It's amazing to see them change like clockwork.

Trée said...

neonalune, these pics are fractals created with the freeware program Apophysis. It's my lame attempt at art--lol. Thanks for those very nice and kind words--glad you like them too.

I see you found the Christopher blog too. What a great kid. I've got him for 5 days straight starting tomorrow morning, a rare treat this time of the year.

Thanks for stopping by and hope to see you again. :-)

Anonymous said...

Hey, I'm good at being nice, but I still try my best. :o)

How are you tonight, Trée, oh creator of the pretty pictures? (lol)

Anonymous said...

I'm enjoying seeing these, they're bringing a little light in.

Here's an experiment for your fav banana: [IMG]http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a368/karen6977/jack.gif[/IMG] Fingers crossed that it works LOL

Anonymous said...

Never mind... didn't work. :-( It wouldn't accept the HTML code either.

Trée said...

k, tonight I'm destressing from an interesting day at work. Trying to practice what I preach about living in the present moment. Right now I'm flunking the exam. LAMO

New art work 10 minutes away. :-)

Trée said...

Karen, I might need to put that banana into actual practice tonight LOL. See post above. ;-)

Trée said...

"LAMO"

What the hell is that?

LMAO

Anonymous said...

I always flunk that one! Are you as terrible at being spontaneous as I am?

Anonymous said...

I love this time of year, I bet Tennessee is perty this time of year :0)

LAMO is that like my fave typo ROFTL (rolling on floor....the laughing :0)

Anonymous said...

I read this quote just the other day. It has a "Lord of the Flies" feel to it. Metaphors for real life, huh? I guess, in reality, we are all on this island alone, trying to fit into one camp or the other. My greatest hope is that we will all be one camp one day. One big peaceful camp.