Mandelbulb Ceiling

First off this is one of those pictures that is a little dark in it's coloring while yet there's nothing evil or sad about it. The reason for the dark coloring is because there is a seriousness that goes with what takes place in the above picture. When I look at the structure, I see a lot of gold or platinum coloring; I'm more on the side of gold. Even though I don't see any cog-like figures or structures, it still feels like a "clock tower" world or abyss. Everything in that world is fixed and set in place, I can't change anything there.

I see a lot of round openings that are pathways to a number of different directions. The place has the feel to it that if I was there traveling in a personal space craft, that I would have the ability to decide what direction(s) I want to take, but I don't decide the consequences at all. I can go forward but I can't go backwards. All the while my purpose for being there in the first place is to be tested, see what decisions I'm going to make and to see how I'm going to spend my time.

This one of many pictures that helped me to understand your perception of time. The laws that govern time, as with the would-be laws that would apply to that place in the picture, are set and fixed. Those laws cannot be changed, they are not flexible, they are not considerate of anyone. But what you decide here in this mortal decides so much in the eternal life. And so there is a natural seriousness that should always accompany this mortal life. Just like in the above picture, a small decision can change where you end up greatly.

This is a nice picture to look at, it is nicely colored, nothing bad takes place in it. But it is a picture with wonder, quiet urgency and seriousness. I'm glad you posted it in your gallery.