Incandescence by durleybeachbum

Photography • Abstract • posted on Jan 13, 2016

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A digifiddle of this picture Here

Comments (12)

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jendellas

10:19AM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Love the digifiddle of that fire.

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X-PaX

11:17AM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Nice work Andrea.

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photosynthesis

2:56PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

A fine abstract...

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Faemike55

3:45PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

I LOVE THIS!! Excellent work

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wysiwig

5:50PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Your fiddling brings out fantastic colors and patterns. This would look great on fabric.

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Glendaw

6:51PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Gorgeous pics. and great postwork.

There is nothing like the warmth and comfort of watching a live fireplace shooting awesome dancing flames.

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jocko500

7:59PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

cool

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auntietk

10:44PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Both versions are great. I feel warm and comfy just looking at this!

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kgb224

11:32PM | Wed, 13 January 2016

Wonderful capture and post work Andrea. God bless.

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MrsRatbag

11:35AM | Fri, 15 January 2016

The shot itself is stunning, but this is WOWZER! Well done!

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anahata.c

1:27PM | Sat, 16 January 2016

Yes, with Denise, the original is stunning (and soft and sensual)---but this is a WOWZER. Great work Andrea! Your edge and line work is at its best here, creating a collection of highly textured gem surfaces or glass surfaces, reflecting and refracting wildly. The purple center accentuates the "gem" quality all the more. It's like a geode. Even your upper areas are sunken in a deep purple, with light-waves breaking off in sheets (the way they do from the surface of the sun). (That's if you happened to visit the surface of the sun recently). Full zoom's a must---and a treat. Terrrrrrrific!

(do you know how cool it would be to visit the surface of the sun? And come back with pics??? You'd need ultra low ISO, reeeeeeallllllly resilient glass, and lots of bottled water. Man, I'd be there in a second!)

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