Sepia and Selenium by chesscanoe

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Mar 17, 2005

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Apophysis postprocessed in The GIMP.

Comments (7)

smitts

6:40AM | Thu, 17 March 2005

This is gorgeous! The soft, colorful flow and misty appearance make it truly appealing! Brilliantly presented!

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CoolBreezeLady

7:51AM | Thu, 17 March 2005

A superb render. The colors are so beautiful together, they add to the soft and silky texture of the image. And the image has a magnificent flow and movement to it, so gentle does the breeze blow!

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sharkrey

11:25AM | Thu, 17 March 2005

Ok...Sepia we got. But Selenium? ...Selenium??? Isn't that a mineral found in other rare minerals such as crooksite and clausthalite? And of course, we all know of the flame coloration tests published in "Determinative Mineralogy and Blowpipe Analysis" by Brush & Penfield (1906) where it was found that the selenium color is accompanied by the characteristic odor of rotting radishes...(I didn't make this up) Ok...JUST MESSIN AROUND! Great flame, by the way...

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chesscanoe

12:45PM | Thu, 17 March 2005

If you Google selenium-photography, one hit showing some selenium prints is at http://www.newsfromnowhere.com/revphoto/revenantphotographyA.html

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