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One of the newest and most significant realizations of genetic enginering - cloning a beetle in a snail body. The result is not only a new form of life but also an iron based one, more resistant than the obsolete carbon based form. Very easy adaptable in the areas with deficit of water and natural occurence of petrol.
Photoshop, black canvas, new layer, a red beetle (born in Germany and "donated" by a very generous hungarian owner), free transform, free transform, free transform, free transform....
Original photo taken in Krompachy, Slovakia, PP in Cluj, in my office in a minute of mental illness. |
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Stare at this for a few minutes and see how many different things you can see. Appart from the obvious beetle/snail,there are steps and plates and more which all contribute to a really very clever piece of work. Thanks very much for sharing this.
Diane
Cool abstract.
TFS
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(8985) - [2007-07-12 13:39]
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Witaj Fidel! Masz wyobraznie - gratuluje pomyslu. Pozdrowienia. Barbara. /Polish/.
Must have been a lot of work!!! But your result is cool and different from the other picture here.
Well done
David
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(19036) - [2007-07-12 20:08]
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Misto !
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Hello Fidel,
This is very creative PP done here. Very good perspective addes with spriral structure. Sharp, colorful. TFS
Vandana
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