lava lapillus by emmecielle
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Description
I’m not very good in the use of Incendia ... I'm trying to understand its functions but my lack of knowledge of the English language doesn’t help me much... next to the pc I always open the vocabulary of English-Italian, I always open a window on the Google translator (even if sometimes I have to be a correct translation...) but sometimes the technical terms bring me KO!
This image is the result of the many tests that I did.
To me it seemed just a fragment of lava of "my" Etna! ;)
I wish you a wonderful week! :)
Comments (48)
gorgeous my friend
Good composition!
Very beautiful work! EXT!
ah mc you a re good at it.as you know i haven't made anything good yet. brava!!
you did a beautiful job I think .. I love it!
素晴らしい模様ですね、素晴らしい色ですね。 あなたにも素晴らしい時が訪れますように。
So stunning!!!!!!!!!!>Fav
Hello Maria, how are you . Stunning work my friend :o) Mick
Fantastic image my friend.
amazing ...of great visual impact in full view......excellent artwork! :-)
Hi Maria, just stopping to say thanks for well wishes and hope all is well with you! This is very beautiful and indeed looks like Lava. Hugs!
A most beautiful fractal! I'd have to say you've done an incredible job here! The colours are stunning, with such a radiance, right from within the core of the image..... stunning artwork! A pleasure to behold!
Wonderful colors and fantastic design. Looks very beautiful. Excellent work!
Amazing design and colors !
Unbelievably Amazing, Very Beautiful Capture.
Beautiful lighting, shape and colors. Not good at Incendia? Nonsense, I say.
This is a beautiful image with such depth & lush colors.
When I saw this image I first thought of exploding lava at Mt Etna. Beautiful fractal!