Poof! Unexpected Color in Nature

That's amazing; probably my favorite post on colourlovers yet. Where would one aquire colored smoke bombs like this?

Interesting. Reminds me of a technique Andy Goldsworthy uses.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Goldsworthy

It's lovely!
...but I just can't stop myself asking 'does it pollute? If yes, how bad is it?' (must depend on the color)
OK - Art & ecology don't go well together often... *sight* (-_-'

wow! love these, especially the last few.

ycc2106 wrote:

It's lovely!
...but I just can't stop myself asking 'does it pollute? If yes, how bad is it?' (must depend on the color)
OK - Art & ecology don't go well together often... *sight* (-_-'

i bet if you look around long enough some of the better image editors have fill in smoke. They have everything else. Seems you could just soften a focal point and then do a color change on the applied area. I bet adobe has something. It will let you utilize a trial period on most every one of their products and you would be amazed at just how it looks like it should be there and it's environmentally green and safe. No leaching, dumping, or polluting. Although, frustration often at beginning since their products are not for the beginner......but after that.,..it's all green.

Very beautiful. I like this a lot. I can see why it began a trend :)

Gorgeous! I'm not a big fan of the colour, but the purple smoke really stands out.. ♥

those colors are really great