Another one from the Valley Fire

[Diane Miller]

Here's another from the drive around the fire-devaststed area. A straight scene (Canon 5D3 and 70-200) with a texture overlay in Hard Light. I think it was from a burned appliance -- maybe a kitchen stove or the like. Hard to tell which texture I used after it's layer is distorted to fit. And hard to tell what it was before it was destroyed...

[Dennis Bishop]

It's so fitting that the texture you used is something damaged in the fire. And, again, it's amazing that it works so well with the scene. That blackened sign and post was a good thing to include because it adds depth and is a testament to the fact that the fire was experienced there.

[Nancy Bell]

Fire is captivating even as it consumes. You have a very good balance between the texture and the amount of bkgd details that show through. The blackened sign and bent fence add a poignancy to the burned scrub and trees.

[Mitch Carucci]

You captured the destruction of the fire. As others have said, great use of the texture of the burned appliance!

[gary ellwein]

The fire like texture is most effective in this image.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Hi, Diane, perfect choice of combinations including the choice of Hard Light for your blending mode.
Happy Thanksgiving:S3:

[Diane Miller]

Thanks everyone! And Happy Thanksgiving to all the gang!