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TobiasRoetsch β Phlegethon
Published: 2010-04-02 13:35:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 73313; Favourites: 2190; Downloads: 6480
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PhlegethonBit of fantasy this time as I wanted some more possiblities and less restrictions regarding physics etc. You don't have to tell me that this scene is kinda unreal and not possible
The image is not about reality but about a feeling I had. That is why it turned out the way it is 
Whatever the scene is showing to you: it's right
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Comments: 255
Oh god, this is breathtaking! Thank you so much for such wonderful wallpaper!
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danke dir
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What a genius idea, who could ever think of something like that. The pic looks dreamy and charming! VERY WELL DONE!
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the only physics being broken here is my jaw dropping through the floor.
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The composition is really dynamic, and the painterly look of the fire really adds a sense of movement. Lovely work.
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looking forward to your new work
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OH yea sehr geil geworden^^
vielleicht kΓΆnnte der Rauch etwas mehr Tiefe vertragen, kommt mir wie ne flache Wand vor, keine Ahnung warum.
Aber naja, hast dich mal wieder selbst ΓΌbertroffen, du Master of Apocalypse.
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haha danke dir
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Scaly as usual :} breathtaking image
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WOOOOOOOW!!!! its awesome!
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Looks like a new Desktop Background for me
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Mir gefΓ€llt das bild ansich gut aber diese blaue nebula passt ΓΌrgendwie nicht
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I dont understand, its not far off possible.
It would be, 1 in x amount but a gravitational curve and folds can be caused by many phenominon, mainstay would be a blackhole, or a area of two strong forces colliding and tear appart anything in it. The fold in the 'wind' would casue by a prevailing gravity attracting the material back again causing the swirl.
Ughh physiscs.
Anyway it looks pretty dam good. fav'd
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hmmm haha nice can I quote you
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Its not pretty or well explained but go for it.
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*quotes everything you said* - and I bet you had more fun because of that too 
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hehe yea it was
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