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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    Default Fire in the hole

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    The in camera effect was using a slow shutter speed to blur the spitting sparks from the hollows of this burning eucalypt tree that I photographed during a local bushfire in December. Then I added a Fractalius drawing (B&W) effect, but felt that I needed to bring some saturation back into it.

    Hope you like it.

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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    And here is the original image. Hope it's OK to post to show the authenticity of the original from which the Fract was done.

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    Akos, They are both really cool looking. I like the frac. work but the orig. w/ the blaze look is nice also. Either way a nice abstract!:)

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    You got two nice images here, mate. Love the original. Nice use of fract.

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    I really like the original image. I was having a difficult time determining what the original image was. The original is OOTB enough for me and the sparks are very cool...just my opinion anyway. TFS

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    i think i remember seeing the orig before. really cool!! the treatment is cool too!! very nice abstract!!!!!

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    Akos I like them both. I wonder what it would look like to blend both layers to bring out some of those really cool sparks. I remember the original (sad) post too.

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    Akos - a very neat image. It looks like a batik:)
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