Who killed the tomato: not quite the usual suspects...
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Comment by LadyK:
lol im sure this was fun to set up

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by Drummond:
Wow. What is it?

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by Ceefore:
This is certainly a very interesting effect which meets the challenge well - provided you know what brownian motion is of course (or like me, you can use google!). Nice choice of colours and the fall off in the blue/white section I find particularly appealing. The yellows are looking a bit dirty in places though but I guess I can't have everything!

I think the only area this picture falls down in is that, although the subject matter is interesting, this effect is quite abstract and that for some is an aquired taste. 7 from me.

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by mgsmith53:
Intriguing. I don't really get the title..."escaping" from what the picture seems to be about? I hope you explain a little in your notes. I really like the little bubble, it adds a little twist. Great color and smoothness.

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by bassbone:
love the attempt to capture the motion of molecules through liquid - very good work 8

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by quackquack:
cool!

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by IsabellSchatz:
whats that? looks cool, like the colours.

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by Denise:
had to goggle 'brownian motion' so I could properly vote on this one, thanks for the enlightenment

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by nutzito:
cool abstract...not so sure how it fits the challenge though, I mean other than the title.

Escaping the chaos of 'brownian motion'
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Comment by Nigel:
Not really sure what I'm looking at here, but the colours are nice.