Highway Fract

[Andrew McLachlan]

Denise, you were wondering what I would fract next :t3 It really is an addiction isn't it!

A fractalius of Highway 634 that led me into Ontario's very remote boreal forest, in the Hudson Bay Watershed, in the Abitibi Canyon. I have only been up there once, but miss the remoteness of the location. This is what the road looked like for about 80 km and then became a dirt road for another 60 km - no phones, no gas stations, no radar traps and no cars, which is why I didn't get squashed while lying on the road for this shot.

Fractalius on a separate layer with opacity reduced and masked back in some of the road details.

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[Dan Brown]

Nice subtle fract work, Andrew! I really like the blues and greens!

[denise ippolito]

Love the perspective Andrew! Fantastic work w/ the filter. I love how the yellow center line is accented by the yellow strips of grass on the sides of the road- way cool!:S3:

[Steve Adkins]

Wonderfully done, Andrew. The frac work is great as always. The colors, perspective, converging lines and clouds really tie this together. Also neat how there is just a bit of a bend in the road. Great job!:5

[Paul Lagasi]

You Fracin Canuck, no phones, no gas, no cops but bet you there were at least 3 Tim's :c3:. Nice work...shows the loneliness of the Canadian north..now if there only was a moose in the middle of the road. Some day I'll get up past highway 11, to Sioux Lookout...TFS

[Judy Howle]

Very nice fract work Andrew. I love the green and yellow colors and the detail in the road.

[Indranil Sircar]

Excellent composition, Andrew. Nice perspective with beautiful colors and effect. I like the light a lot.

[Richard Lovison]

Andrew,

Love the bold colors and composition. I agree with Denise... I like how the yellow road strip is accented by the yellow grass along the road. Well done.

Richard

[Andrew McLachlan]

Thanks folks, I appreciate it very much!:S3: