Digital Graphic Rendering of a Crop Circle at Windham Hill

Windham Hill, England - Crop Formation
Triple Julia Fractal Design

Commentary by Paul Jacobsen

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The famous 'Triple Julia' crop circle at Windham Hill in Great Britain makes a beautiful digital graphic rendering because of it's fractal composition. In graphics terminology, 'Fractal' is a term (coined by Benoit Mandelbrot in 1975) referring to objects built using recursion, where some aspect of the limiting object is infinite and another is finite, and where at any iteration, some piece of the object is a scaled down version of the previous iteration. This crop circle exhibits the fractal beautifully/

The symmetry of this crop circle (formation) would make a great logo ...or piece of art. The fractal nature of this design demonstrates how a singular shape can be arranged and iterated into an image of something far more spectacular. The digital rendering below demonstrates how surrounding and / or background imagery has the ability to enhance an image by isolating it visually, yet add to the graphic appeal at the same time.

Please click HERE for some interesting details about this crop formation and the interpretation of it's meaning.

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Crop Formation - Windham Hill, England, July 1996 - Triple Julia Fractal Pattern

Windham Hill near Avebury, Wiltshire, England ~ July 29, 1996

The Rendering

Rendering of Crop Formation - Windham Hill, England, July 1996 - Triple Julia Fractal Pattern

Entitled "Constellation" due to the impression of spinning in space!

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This crop formation covered a thousand feet in diameter with 194 circles in spiral arms. The largest circle (center) was 47 feet in diameter. In the pattern's arms circles measured from 28' diameter (largest} to 17" diameter (median) to the smallest circles which were 9' in diameter.

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Digital Graphic Renderings of Windham Hill Crop Circle