The Editing Process:
Made a new layer by heightening Week 1, maxing out the saturation, inverted it and changed the hue:
Over that I layered a new B&W 3 edit:
Next, I tweaked exposure and opacity settings.
Finally, I cropped it for this week’s image to conform more with the two thirds rule.
Week 3 Fire & Ice
Check out other photos in this challenge at Robyn’s Captivate Me blog.
Turtlemoon Impressions 
What’s the two thirds rule?
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It’s a formula for artists on composition: http://digital-photography-school.com/rule-of-thirds/
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I really like this. I love abstracts, I like the interplay of color and form here. Also like your description of how you developed it. Good work.
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Thank you! I love abstracts and have since I was a child.
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I love the colour in this one. It crackles!! All of your edits are very imaginative and impressionistic!!
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Thanks! I love the feedback!
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As you have cropped in it has create a nice abstract, so much that i am searching the image for a glimpse of its origin.
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Thank you!
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what an interesting process, with a striking result!
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Thanks a lot!
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Thanks for showing the individual parts of the editing process! Amazing outcome. This is my favorite version of the three so far.
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Thanks! It’s pretty amazing how many versions you can make from one photo and for one edit isn’t it?
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I adore your willingness and ability to play. It pays off, this looks so lovely.
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Thanks! I think this one may become a piece of textile art!
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The green and orange flame is pretty funky.
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