A quick polar coordinates adjustment on my first smoke wheel produced this effect.
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- Taken on April 3, 2011
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ladycrumb 27 months ago | reply
Really like the colors and patterns!
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Psycho_Babble 27 months ago | reply
This is really amazing, and even more so that it's your first.
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Jane in Colour 27 months ago | reply
Fantastic!
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sukkert 27 months ago | reply
Thanks Psycho_Babble and Jane, you guys mapped the way with great instructions!
I just followed directions and added a slight spin. Happy to be part of the group :)
photoacumen 27 months ago | reply
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Psycho_Babble 27 months ago | reply
DonMcKee 26 months ago | reply
I see a tesla coil look here. Very cool!
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sukkert 26 months ago | reply
Any way, all I did is create a standard smoke wheel and then,
1.) duplicate the final image in Photoshop
2.) Filter>Distort>Polar coordinates> and then click on polar to rectangular
3.) Image>Rotation and rotate 180 degrees
4.) Filter>Distort>Polar coordinates> and then click on rectangular to polar
I am guessing the original smoke pattern had something to do with the spirals going in two different directions.
Psycho_Babble 26 months ago | reply
By the way, your photo is eligible for advancement (see discussion thread) but you must first give out the required number of awards to others in the group.