Still Too Wet by Glendaw
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apo/3dhack/pf
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This reminded me of some hay bales that were left over from last fall. Many had to sit in water,with a very wet 2010 fall, freeze over the winter and now are falling apart this Spring with yet too much moisture..
Comments (25)
Very lovely flame with a nice depth in the middle! Fantastic work! (:
Very cool work, Glenda
Very creative..great Apo design! :)
Love this one Glenda. It really does look like the big round bales. So many of them this spring are looking pretty shabby, the fall was too wet and then all the snow thru the winter has left them not so good. Your image is great though
Very beautiful dear friend, amazing fractal!
A great likeness and a super little fractal. I like how this bale is unrolling.
Excellent image, Glenda. Corrie
A mopst attractive image. Shame about all that fodder going to waste.
A most curious and interesting composition and subject! I love how unique it is... keeps the imagination guessing. Such softness about it! Hard to look away! I think it's the most perfect background choice too!
Does look like one of those Hay Rolls, not something someone suffering from Hayfever like me wants to be around right now, super Flamework Peace
Pretty and elegant flame!!!
Beautiful, this straw bales. It brings back great memories. (Take it easy, dear friend. My thoughts are also with yours, take all the time you will need!)
Fantastic work Glenda! :)
excellant flame Glenda lovely work
Shining work.
beau travail!
Lovely swirls and flow, and I like the soft, muted color.
Could be. or slippery discs.. hmmm
Lovely flame
Sounds like the bales of your description are slated for a return to their natural state. The bales in your image, however, are a different matter. They are perfectly pristine and the resemblance to the real thing in amazing. I am also reminded of Ethiopian women who sit out in front of their houses and spin skeins of thread on spindles using kapok seed wool the same as other cultures use cotton. As you can see, you have made yet another thought-provoking image. Well done!
very imaginative apo
Excellent work
Wonderful details inside this ball of fibrous material !
Wow this is different superb my friend !!