Wheres theres smoke, theres fire by psion005
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Apophysis 2.02
Australia is known for having terrible bushfires, especially in the summer months. This year however we haved been blessed with a not so intense dayz, also learning from our past mistakes and back burning the scrub before the bushfire season hits, has resulted in almost no casualties.
I dedicate this fractal to the men and women in our bushfire brigade....
Also a big shout to Elizabeth aka "etomchek" for some fantastic gradients that she has put together, which i used in this render... Check `em out on her homepage here at RR, a must for any fractal head :)
Peace.
Comments (14)
Wonderful Apo ...so impressive and massive ! Yes it sure looks like a fire ! ... It is a beautiful gradient very rich in the colors ! Awesome Job :)
Wonderful colors and design^^
Wow! Wonderful thick pattern and rich colours - it looks like a fantastic embroidered tapestry.
this is wonderful. The colors are perfect
Wonderful creation and colors-combination, perfect textur and wonderful light and mood!
A marvelous fractal image. Intense colors and wonderful depth project awesome power. A wonderful tribute to those who serve.
Such spectacular work! So very well done!
Beautiful coloring, love the patterns...
Incredibly dense fractal, you can feel the suffocation, heat and roaring noise of fire!!
Splendid coloring and shading!!! Painfully realistic. =)
Magnificent flame structure, great lighting and beautiful colors.
It reminds me of Dante's Inferno! What incredible textures and colors. Vote!
Very, very realistic ! And a beautiful piece as well.
Facinating depth acquired here! Amazing flame work, like the billowing of smoke clouds filled with heat! Excellent! (=