Impact by Onslow
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Description
Or a mess of a different kind :D
This impact has had devastating effects as you can imagine. Perhaps it is a one off event or it could be the start of an alien onslaught.
Do not believe the propaganda put about that it is a fake and that it is just a ball bearing dropped on a pile of flour.
Many thanks to you for taking the time to look and hopefully add your comments it is appreciated.
Richard.
Comments (23)
L8RDAZE
Always somethin different and unique! Another visual treat you've cooked up here for us to enjoy!
Margana
Oooh cool one Richard!It looks 3D on my screen.It's a ballbearing dropped in flour?I would never have guessed in a million years!Love the postwork you did on this.It looks like the big bang or some powerful astronomical phenomenon.Brilliant work,again.You always provide a reason for the 'A' in MAS!
Tedz
I am actually viewing this with Protective Welding Goggles....reminding Me of My first Big Bang...sigh...I saw Stars and a similar Vision...I have Warned You all of a coming Attack! salute
Loloe
Wow! very creative again! I love the postwork too! bravo!!!
froznlife42
Cool! I was trying to figure out how you accomplished this image. What the substance might have been. LOL Really cool indeed.
ModestyB
Lava!!!!! Its like a vulcano....impressive :)
Cosme..D..Churruca
Spectacular... amazing what you are doing !
soulofharmony
love the Big bang theory richard, ooops !!!! now to science, blush!!!!! ..quantum physics and the mirco world with in the atom, laser beams and neutron stars ..silicon chips.. oh and the boundaries of individual photons... this composition makes me question the 40hz oscillations phenomenon of a single neurone oscillation ad electric current running through the brain.... brillaintly creative Richard..:)) ((yes lm wierd..))
TheSecond
we know the high-speed makros you are doing ... would never believe it is a fake ... awesome work as usual
Valentin
Eruption of a little volcano... Simply marvelous!!!
tommorules
Looks like me in the kitchen!! Fab work Richard, keep it up. Not sure that Delia would approve though - those ball-bearings can be a bit hard to chew!
jocko500
lol they came frome outer space i heard... real cool looking
KiwiMiss
Reminds me of a volcanic eruption too. Love the textures and colours. Actually the more I look at it the more I see :)
cynlee
POWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!! explosive! ;]
jcv2
Oh wow, a verrrry original capture with the quality of a scientific research object!!! Excellent work! :)
unike
love the colors! Great effect!! The image is awsome!!
coolj001
This is cool !
ana-maria
Very impressive work. Looks amazing. Superb!!!
rayburg
Looks like a volcano blowing its top..as always..great capture of a milli-second in time..
BertDes
Great photo. What an idea.
tvernuccio
Perfect timing and excellent composition! i like the posterization...pretty cool! it's image i would LOVE to play around with Richard!!!! i'm wondering how it would look to filter out the reds or blues and then turn it to b/w??? sorry...can't help it! it's a fun image and i can't help but get that itchy feeling of wanting to play myself!!! Excellent shooting and creative postwork! :)
Digimon
I love the "Posterization?" color effect? Has that scientific, or through special vison goggles look! and the debris is perfectly frozen in time! One ripe for study!
TwoPynts
Thanks for directing me this way Richard, wouldn't have wanted to miss this. Do I sense a 'new' form of drop shot in the air? ;']