A possible submission to this week's Apo Challenge 19 being held by . This week's theme was to use blur, linear and blur (any blur variation). Lots of interesting images came out of this theme. This is just one of them.

Made in Apophysis 7X 2010 and postwork in Photoshop CS.

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I haven't decided which one to use yet, but here are the params anyway.

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<xform weight="0.5" color="1" radial_blur="0.6" coefs="0.875751 0.482764 -0.482764 0.875751 0 0" radial_blur_angle="-1" opacity="1" />
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</flame>

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