Flame Thrower
by quiet_observation

Comment:
The composition is rather chaotic, and I'm not sure whatI'm looking at. I do like orange flame contrasted against the relative grayscale of the rest of the photo.

Fire from Fire
by froglet

Comment:
Nice original concept. Good contrast of the blue and yellow tones. Perhaps a bit more saturation to punch it up?

Ignition
by zaflabout

Comment:
Interesting, neat capture of the moment of ignition, but the harsh lighting is a mood killer here.

Battle of the Elements
by bgrinberg

Comment:
Nice reflections in the water, but the flames themselves are much too bright and oversaturated.

Fire & Ice..water
by bmora

Comment:
I think there isn't enough crisp detail to redeem this concept. I would also like to see the entire bottle, but the top is lost up in the negative space.

Mystic Flame
by SDW

Comment:
There are just too many contextless, dismbodied flame shots in this challenge, and to be honest none of them are terribly interesting. This is much like the Fireworks challenge, where the photos that scored best actually placed them in some kind of context. There's no good clarity here to put it at the top of the field of similar candidates.

Home On The Range
by EssAreDubya

Comment:
Hah, I like this take on the burner, very much like something out of a faded 1970s magazine. However, probably not special enough to do very well with the colors a bit out of tweak.

in the distance
by fstopopen

Comment:
the suggestion of fire is there, but some smoke in the distance just doesn't go far enough to meeting the challenge description. The lens flare above the tree takes center stage. The smoke is an afterthought.

Romance...
by Gaby_G

Comment:
I would like to see a bit of color correction to make things less orange and would like more detail and texture in the model's lips.

This single flame
by strangeghost

Comment:
There are just too many contextless, dismbodied flame shots in this challenge, and to be honest none of them are terribly interesting. This is much like the Fireworks challenge, where the photos that scored best actually placed them in some kind of context.