Hey Vicki. Good to see you again. All of the images are fractal creations I've made using software and some, like this one, have a good bit of post fractal work to achieve the non fractal look. Thanks for your sweet words dear. :-)
I think that juxtaposition is one of the things I like most about art and life. It is satisfying to see things placed in the right place at the right time.
It is good to see that somebody took time to think about what would be nice in this particular place and time and made the effort to make it happen.
Happy holidays and may gratitude fill your heart today and always.
A very happy Thanksgiving to you as well. To all of you really.
Trée - I love your dandelion. This is the first one with a white background. Very well done!! It looks as if I could make a wish and blow on it. I think I just might.
Beard, thanks for being the first to see the turkey in this one. An attitude of gratitude always helps get me grounded. Regardless of the challenges I think I have the list of blessings in my life is a thousand-fold longer. I just need to gently remind myself to look at the gratitude list a little more often. Thanks for a wonderful comment and the excellent reminder to focus today on giving thanks to all we have been given and all that we have.
I can't say it enough. Thanks Sunshine for casting a few rays of your love on this posting. You know just how to warm my heart and make me want to fly to Denmark just to wrap my arms around you and hug you to pieces. :-)
Aggie, I've got some things you can blow on--lmao.
This is actually my second one with a white background. "Check-six" was the first. I always take a look to see if a fractal looks better with the black background or not. I actually really like the black, which is why most of the images I don't change, but as I get better with photoshop that will change a little bit. I'm trying hard to not get in a rut where the images all start to blend together and look the same.
May all your wishes come true my sweet darling woman. Btw, how close do you live to DFW? I will probably be doing some training at the Harvey Hotel in mid to late Feb, which is just a few minutes from the airport. Just a thought. :-)
Dzeni, thanks so much for stopping by. I must say I love your stuff too. You show such a range of ability to work with so many different programs and produce beautiful images with all of them. Perhaps one day I will learn to use another program or two. Many blessings. :-)
Happy Thanksgiving to you , my friend.
ReplyDeletephred, good to see you stop by. Have a wonderful day tomorrow and enjoy your many blessings.
ReplyDeleteOMG Trée absolutely beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Trace. Those are very sweet words and I'll take them. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Turkey Day to you! Wonder pic, do you take all these yourself?
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you Tre!
ReplyDeleteAnd Im thankful for meeting u :)
Keshi.
Hey Vicki. Good to see you again. All of the images are fractal creations I've made using software and some, like this one, have a good bit of post fractal work to achieve the non fractal look. Thanks for your sweet words dear. :-)
ReplyDeleteKeshi, my sweet angel, I say the same about you dear. :-)
ReplyDeletehey bbb, that is very, very pretty. Happy Thanksgiving to you, too! Give Spanks!! I mean, er, Give Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteOh my sweetbabyk, you always know just what I need. lol
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Thanksgiving tomorrow. Thanks for your kind words sweetie. :-)
Hey, I am to please. :o) Hope you (and all your other readers) have a very lovely holiday.
ReplyDeleteWatch out for the crazies at the mall, if you go shopping Friday!
k, I can make you one promise. You will not find me in any mall on Friday. Ain't gonna happen. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful turkey?
ReplyDeleteI think that juxtaposition is one of the things I like most about art and life. It is satisfying to see things placed in the right place at the right time.
It is good to see that somebody took time to think about what would be nice in this particular place and time and made the effort to make it happen.
Happy holidays and may gratitude fill your heart today and always.
p.s. Maybe you did not know that it was a turkey but I bet someone did.
ReplyDeleteThis is superb, very, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteA very happy Thanksgiving to you as well. To all of you really.
ReplyDeleteTrée - I love your dandelion. This is the first one with a white background. Very well done!! It looks as if I could make a wish and blow on it.
I think I just might.
Beard, thanks for being the first to see the turkey in this one. An attitude of gratitude always helps get me grounded. Regardless of the challenges I think I have the list of blessings in my life is a thousand-fold longer. I just need to gently remind myself to look at the gratitude list a little more often. Thanks for a wonderful comment and the excellent reminder to focus today on giving thanks to all we have been given and all that we have.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Beard.
I can't say it enough. Thanks Sunshine for casting a few rays of your love on this posting. You know just how to warm my heart and make me want to fly to Denmark just to wrap my arms around you and hug you to pieces. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou really had to work hard to get that background in there. I just don't have the patience to work that hard on one. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteAggie, I've got some things you can blow on--lmao.
ReplyDeleteThis is actually my second one with a white background. "Check-six" was the first. I always take a look to see if a fractal looks better with the black background or not. I actually really like the black, which is why most of the images I don't change, but as I get better with photoshop that will change a little bit. I'm trying hard to not get in a rut where the images all start to blend together and look the same.
May all your wishes come true my sweet darling woman. Btw, how close do you live to DFW? I will probably be doing some training at the Harvey Hotel in mid to late Feb, which is just a few minutes from the airport. Just a thought. :-)
djb, thanks for the kind words. May you too have a Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteTrée, you say the sweetest things! :-)
ReplyDeleteSunshine, you bring it out in me. The sweetness is shared. If my heart is warm one only need look for those wonderful rays of you for the source.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I love your work. It looks like a dandilion to me :)
ReplyDeleteDzeni, thanks so much for stopping by. I must say I love your stuff too. You show such a range of ability to work with so many different programs and produce beautiful images with all of them. Perhaps one day I will learn to use another program or two. Many blessings. :-)
ReplyDelete:-) xxx!
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