In mathematics and physics, chaos theory describes the behavior of certain nonlinear dynamical systems that under specific conditions exhibit dynamics that are sensitive to initial conditions (popularly referred to as the butterfly effect) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory
This photo was taken on July 25, 2007 using a Sony Ericsson W810i.
This photo is visible to everyone
Photo license:
All Rights Reserved
Comments and faves
Aye added this photo to her favorites. (59 months ago)
Aye (59 months ago | reply)
nice shot!
ShUtTeR PrO added this photo to his favorites. (59 months ago)
ShUtTeR PrO (59 months ago | reply)
Awesome !!!
Congratulations!
Your pic becomes nominee of "Shield Of Excellence"
Please add this photo to
Shield Of Excellence Group
~Haani~ (59 months ago | reply)
dats hot bro!!! habeys!
This Great Photographic Art was made by a Diamond Class Photographer!
Please add your photo to Flicker Diamond The Diamond Class Photographer
Read the group rules please and tag your photo DiamondClassPhotographer
You may tag your photo again as flickrdiamond
Clopp (59 months ago | reply)
wow.....nice capture dude............
awesome flame
.Naina added this photo to their favorites. (59 months ago)
.Naina (59 months ago | reply)
wowweeeee!!!
that's so cool. i mean HOT lol.
Visual Communicator added this photo to his favorites. (59 months ago)
Visual Communicator (59 months ago | reply)
really well captured. and its HOT
mooshemazhab (59 months ago | reply)
wow. i didn't see this before. i want that phone. yeah the chaos theory broke down most illusions of cause and effect in the scientific world.
Now that science is looking, chaos seems to be everywhere. A rising column of cigarette smoke breaks into wild swirls. A flag snaps back and forth in the wind. A dripping faucet goes from a steady pattern to a random one. Chaos appears in the behavior of the weather, the behavior of an airplane in flight, the behavior of cars clustering on an expressway, the behavior of oil flowing in underground pipes. No matter what the medium, the behavior obeys the same newly discovered laws. That realization has begun to change the way business executives make decisions about insurance, the way astronomers look at the solar system, the way political theorists talk about the stresses leading to armed conflict.
Chaos breaks across the lines that separate scientific disciplines. Because it is a science of the global nature of systems, it has brought together thinkers from fields that had been widely separated. Chaos poses problems that defy accepted ways of working in science. It makes strong claims about the universal behavior of complexity. The first chaos theorists, the scientists who set the discipline in motion, shared certain sensibilities. They had an eye for pattern, especially pattern that appeared on different scales at the same time. They had a taste for randomness and complexity, for jagged edges and sudden leaps. Believers in chaos--and they sometimes call themselves believers, or converts, or evangelists--speculate about determinism and free will, about evolution, about the nature of conscious intelligence. They feel that they are turning back a trend in science toward reductionism, the analysis of systems in terms of their constituent parts: quarks, chromosomes, or neurons. They believe that they are looking for the whole.
James Gleick
iecco - arshii (59 months ago | reply)
WHOAAA this is BLOODY BRILLIANT!!!
Amazing work!
farih [deleted] (59 months ago | reply)
nice picture :)
the little sparrow added this photo to their favorites. (59 months ago)
Hani Amir (59 months ago | reply)
Awesome dude :D Love how clear the flame turned out, and seriously, sony ericsson should pay you for this :D
Hidhea (59 months ago | reply)
it really is amazing how clear it is...byn trying to get a shot like that myself...hehehe...keep em coming...awesome
Praying for Lions and KravenMorehead added this photo to their favorites.
thinkfromscratch (59 months ago | reply)
nice shot my friend! well balanced pic
I just started experimenting with fire shots and I thought this might interest you:
--
Seen in the interestingness archives. (?)
PA foto dude [deleted] (59 months ago | reply)
Wow! I love the whole concept! I'm going home now and set something on fire so I can experiment with this idea. hahahaha.
cabrianno (59 months ago | reply)
You deserve a Silver Trophy!
Please add your exceptional picture to the Best Photo Award!
cabrianno added this photo to his favorites. (59 months ago)
mayajagat (59 months ago | reply)
flames!
Congratulations!!!
You just won a Gold Trophy at Best Photo Award!
pictophobia and ♥ Kristel added this photo to their favorites.
cabrianno (59 months ago | reply)
Congratulations!!!
You just won a Gold Trophy at Best Photo Award!
Xénia. (59 months ago | reply)
very well done!
Congratulations!!!
You just won a Gold Trophy at Best Photo Award!
Once Upon a Time in France... (58 months ago | reply)
Great shot !
ali.akram (56 months ago | reply)
man! thats cool, how could you bring such stunning images from such a handy little phone! your stream is just wonderful. I appreciate your work man, keep it coming..
amir kashani added this photo to their favorites. (56 months ago)
Ms. Antiorder (MotoLady) (53 months ago | reply)
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called the Art of Chaos, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.
DesignsbySarahMD and corestudio08 added this photo to their favorites.
nathij (43 months ago | reply)
woah....n with a phone...woah x 2
--
Seen on your photo stream. (?)
yamins (37 months ago | reply)
awesome...
yamins added this photo to his favorites. (37 months ago)