Follow these simple steps to zoom in on your own 'Diamond Ring':
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1. Start with 'Big Ben'. Zoom in to any portion. |
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2. For this particular example, the area being zoomed into will always appear at the center of the image. |
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3. As you zoom in, begin looking for a 'bennie', which is a small replica of 'Big Ben'. In this example, the large bennie at the top would be a fine candidate, but I chose a much smaller one at the center of the image. |
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4. Here's the target bennie from a little closer. |
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6. Here's a closer view of the 'feathering effect' that all bennies seem to display. |
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7. Pick one of the tendrils threading through the striping. Notice a number of lumps or nodules on the thread. By this time we are approaching the maximum zoom capabilities of some fractal generating software, so, pick a big nodule to conclude our search. |
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9. We're almost there. Right there in the center is our target. |
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10. Here we are! |
With practice and experience it should be possible to select the desired characteristics of the final result with a great deal of accuracy. Have fun!