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    Description Infinite Christmas baubles. This is a photograph I captured of an outdoor tree in Hawaii that was decorated for Christmas. A randomized Poincaré Disk filter with lines set to zero was applied in GIMP. The filter is part of the G'MIC-Qt add-on suite of tools and was created by David Tschumperlé.
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