Mini World - Rip in the Sky

[Christopher Miller]

Started with a cloudscape for this. I duplicated and flipped it to create a long pano that was mirrored horizontally. I then proceeded with the miniworld process as usual, and finally blurred the BG to get rid of the radiating lines and desaturated the image a little. Any comments and suggestions would be most appreciated.

[denise ippolito]

Christopher, I am always amazed at the shapes and designs that are created with the polar coordinate filter. The colors and clouds are lovely and I like the title.

[Dan Brown]

Cool Christopher! Looks like a black hole might look!!!:eek:

[Steve Adkins]

Christopher, great imagination! Reminds me a bit of magnetic lines of force... very attractive.

[Kerry Perkins]

Very cool Christopher! I love seeing you do this type of image. Very creative and different and I like it a lot! Really draws my eye in and has a sense of motion to the clouds. Good one!

[Richard Lovison]

Ahh, the Nexus ( I watched too much Star Trek when I was younger). Beautiful shape to the clouds. Nicely done.

Richard

[Indranil Sircar]

Ahh, the Nexus ( I watched too much Star Trek when I was younger). Beautiful shape to the clouds. Nicely done.

Richard

Nexus indeed! Love it, Christopher.

[Christopher Miller]

Thanks everyone! Much appreciated.

[Hazel Grant]

What fun you have with these mini worlds. A great job.

[Andrew McLachlan]

Excellent work Christopher. Blurring the radiating lines was a good idea for this comp. Well done!

[Christopher Miller]

Thanks, Hazel and Andrew. I appreciate your comments.

[Brendan Dozier]

Nice one Christopher, it almost looks like you used a cat image in this. Very interesting and creative!

[Christopher Miller]

Thanks Brendan.