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Drywood catches fire.
Using IBL light from inside with high specularity settings and anisotropic response from the material to create this effect. Horo DryWood-SC250_800.hdr supplies the bulk of the light with the Bryce sun providing a weak secondary source.
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Thanks Stephen. I really struggle with abstracts... the lack of boundaries bothers me.
Nice abstract David, it really catches the eye
Perhaps you subliminally noticed Drywood in the title? Otherwise, recognising artists by their abstracts... s'got to be a super challenge?
When I saw this in the DAZ galleries, I was sure it was from you. Difficult to say why - the name diddn't ring a bell, I've only noticed now. Excellent abstract!