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From ph.gibone@wanadoo.fr:
Doesn't look very surreaslit to me. Is it an anamorphosis ? Infinite
reflection?
Fractal ? Strange attractor ?

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From rgow@lanset.com:
Since I have no idea what I'm looking at, I have no idea how to score it. Some
description of how you did this would be very helpful.



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From szabocom@zappmobile.ro:
I would like to know more about the creation of this image. 
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From douge@nls.net:
Looks like a bowling ball :P

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From pmccombs@xmission.com:
More abstract than surreal. Description?

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From marlo.steed@uleth.ca:

Cool.  Conceptually it doesn't speak to me but still I like the aesthetics.
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From s.tessarin@tin.it:
Probably you should reveal to us your secrets :-)

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From kingofmycastle@gmx.net:
Can you see the face?

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From kevinq2000@yahoo.com:
There's not enough here, either in the image or in the
text file, to be able to judge this image.  What is
it?  Why is it surreal?  Sure, it's strange, but
that's just not enough.

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From hildurka@simnet.is:
So, are you going to keep your technique to yourself? Here usually people share
their techniques, besides, how are we to vote on your image if we don_t know
how this was created? Looks interesting, but this could be just a mirrored
image map distorted by a sphere.


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From shay@simcoparts.com:
Your method is unique to my knowledge, and beautiful 
as well. There is, however, nothing mysterious or 
dreamlike about the image. In my opinion, too much of 
the pattern is shown. The specific process may not be 
obvious, but the logic behind that process is. You have 
given away too much. I would suggest experiments 
involving the cropping of such images.


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From file:
Interesting. This reminds me of Earnst's 'eagle' which he turned into other
objects. It could be a planet perhaps?