All these pictures have been created using Kandid v1.0.0
http://kandid.sourceforge.net/
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All these pictures have been created using Kandid v1.0.0
http://kandid.sourceforge.net/
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This picture doesn't come from a research process.
I noticed it between many other combinations while mixing pic-genes trying to get something else.
It instantly catched my attention because of the interesting displacement of the shapes and colors: all the elements perfectly fade in the external ring, but the central-low horizontal band and the highest crescent seem to be nearest to the observer and hiding part of the picture.
Then I decided to keep it, even if it's not the result of a creation process. : )
I named it Serendipity because this word refers to the feeling that you get in finding something while searching for something else.
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whole picture and detail
This is the result of a research process similar to the one which produced the previous image (y02), but it has been done starting from a different gene.
I think that the subject is quite clear (and this means that the result is good, considering that it's a graphical rendering of a mathematical algorithm!).
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This is the result of many processing steps done on a specific gene. I kept finding interesting results, until an image reminded me of a landscape and I decided to focus on it, to get the final result.
I choose this one because it reminds me of a view, seen from a high place, of a island forest fading to a beach, and a sea going to the horizont, along with clouds, and all framed in a nice whirlpool-like effect.
Furthermore the peculiar rounded shapes of the color areas gave me the feeling of something similar to an ancient oriental painting, hence the name.
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Here I was mixing genes for other pictures, when I noticed a peculiar gene which seemed to me a metallic object vaguely similar to a rounded and curved camera "eye". It reminded me of HAL9000, The computer from the "2001, Space Odissey" movie.
I tried to change those random color areas into something recognizable, keeping the same feeling of a mirrored-shape.
Hence the name: the result reminds me of a sea wave mirrored on the "eye" of a camera.
It comes from the same gene used to get the previous pucture, the y05.
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