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From chipr@niestu.com:
Interesting scene, but too ... something.  Or not enough something, I can't
tell.

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From sroberts@learn.senecac.on.ca:
Your patterns from "Diffract" are very interesting, with a bit of a "seventies
pop-art" feel to them.  I especially like the tones in the stained glass
window.  The dodecahedral glass object is also interesting.

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From jay@map.com:
While certainly a nice image, I think the busy walls detract from the rest of
the
scene.  Might be nicer if they were muted somewhat.


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From cgallego@nordnet.fr:

"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"...
http://home.nordnet.fr/~cgallego



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From richmiller@hotmail.com:
Interesting, but I thought not dramatic enough; perhaps more moodily lit? 
Or a higher IOR in the sphere?

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From tholal@bga.com:
Incredible textures!

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From bill.marrs@pureatria.com:
Takes me back to my youth, the 60's...  Wait! I was born in the 60's!

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From klynn@minn.net:

I like the pedestal.
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From ucoakc00@mcl.ucsb.edu:
Seems to me I'm looking at a sphere, a dodecahedrally symmetric object, and a
bunch of nifty textures. I'm not impressed.


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From danclegg@uniserve.com:
Narf.

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From rea@st-and.ac.uk:
It's difficult to focus on an image which looks like a stereogram ;)

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From jmills@stic.net:
I'm blind! heh heh heh  :)

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From amarok@geocities.com:
Very many colours... Perhaps too much

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From pjones@powerup.com.au:
When I first saw this picture I didn't know whether to like it or hate it.
I decided to hate it - but it's grown on me :-)  I still don't know what
it is though!

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From bsieker@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de:
The lighting inside the room is very sterile.
The stone does not manage to accentuate the stained glass window, for that
purpose it should have been much darker. As it is it almost outshines the
window.

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From lpurple@netcom.com:
Like, trippy! Seriously, this is one of the more original scenes yet. My only
nitpick is: since the glass object is so exotically shaped, maybe the walls
should not be so flat and euclidean? I'm thinking they should be parallel
cylinder sections, to make a curved hallway that disappears behind the object.

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From dick@buckosoft.com:
Very cool concept.  High marks for writing your own programs to
support/generate
your image.  Well done.