Fire And Ice
by Firstrich1

Comment:
I like the way your fingers make the ice into a heart-shaped outline. I don't think I like the figures in the ice, but it's hard to tell with seeing the alternative.

Fried
by Pedro

Comment:
Sunny-side up seems to be the order of the day. You'd probably have to use a ton of grease to keep them from sticking. Good control over DOF, but I wish the cameras weren't quite so rapid in the degree of OOF in the foreground; more as it occurs in the background. Might not be optically possible though ....

'Nuff Said
by alanfreed

Comment:
I suppose putting a non-stick coating on a road surface wouldn't be quite practical. Good thing you like them "sunny-side up." Around here, a sidewalk is the preferred frying utensil, but the blacktop will reach a higher temperature. I think you could maybe crop out most of the cars without losing impact.

Hot Hot Hot
by rickhd13

Comment:
I assume you will post a tutorial on how you set up this shot. I think some people may be spending too much on these contests.

Hot Summer Night
by arnit

Comment:
Hard to tell for sure what the air temperature is, but an outstanding sunset photo regardless.

Hot and Cold Flashes
by anderaaron

Comment:
Good idea and well-executed example of this technique.

Overheated on summer vacation with baby in back of Jeep
by KevinRiggs

Comment:
Probably the first word of your title would have been enough. You might re-crop this later and add to the "funny license plate" collection in some recent thread.

Throwin' the Heat!
by rll07

Comment:
A streaking ball might be a nice addition, but a good stop-action shot anyway.

hot
by amsmyth

Comment:
At this level of detail, it looks more cold than hot to me.

baby herons 06421_filtered.jpg
by Swashbuckler

Comment:
Great image. I'd play with the border, but I think it does have a beneficial effect of make your midtoned, grayish subjects "pop" out of the picture--rather the opposite of what people usually try and do with their typically brighter photos. You could use plain white to the same effect, but I don't usually like white borders that much myself.