Raspberry Waves

Sometimes weird words come to me when I'm thinking of titles for fractals I create.  This is one of those.  I have no idea - other than maybe some pinks and whites in this fractal - why I thought of it, but it somehow seemed to fit.

Raspberry Waves / C. Calhoun 2012.  All rights reserved.

I love trying the different formulas and parameters in my fractals program.  This particular fractal isn't "swirly" like many others that I have, but I still like it because of the "metallic" feel to it.  Somehow, combining an organic name with an almost metallic image makes it seem more down to earth.

Water Wave Bliss

Oh how fun it is to create more different and varied fractals.  I continually learn more about them, how they work, varying the formulas - I feel like I could call myself a "fractal arts major" - though I've long since graduated college.
In any case, I created this after some experimentation on my part.  The image looks like purple water - at least I thought it did.  I just love the soft texture it seems to embody.  This image definitely is a more unusual one for me:

Water Wave Bliss / C. Calhoun 2012.  All rights reserved.

Depending on your point of view, this could also look like a pinwheel, a warped flower or any other number of things our imaginations could conjure up.