Playing with Fire
by mrblobby

Comment:
Now that's a wonder....how to...how to.!!!! 10

Detonation
by weaverc

Comment:
Ok now this is GREAT....whatever did you blow up and where and where do you live that you could get away with it wihout someone diming you out! Excellent! clear and sharp wonderful colors, shapes, lights......WOW! my only 10 so far....my only thing above a 8 so far. REALLY GREAT!!!!

Torch-mellow
by dr rick

Comment:
ok...now that mallow is en fuego. Nice good cop. Like the little wisp of smoke and the falmes is inordinately in some sort of focus: THANK YOU!

Fire Works
by Mick

Comment:
more sparks the fire but the great thin curls of smoke out weigh that....hate to say more focue but well....just a littlemore. cause the smoke is acutally a lot more interesting to me than the bits of flame and the sparks.

Abstract Jalapeno
by MJENNI

Comment:
the colors are not very appealing to me, hot pink purple and blue? Ahh that's better I have my sunglasses on....yeesh with the colors.

Angles in Embers
by coolhar

Comment:
way bright and not enough flame.

Thru the Window
by Shelley

Comment:
This is the best rendition of fire so far, for my tastes. Clear and sharp...maybe the glass has something to do with it. I would like to see the full dark areas down away with or downsized on the right and top. Other than that pretty fine. Like this as abstract very much.

Nice to sit by.
by train

Comment:
Sorry just not happening for me. Fire is bright enough even in a dark room that it should not need all the long exposure shots that I am seeing so far. Just makes everythiing look blurry because fire is not static enough.

Petal Flames
by goinskiing

Comment:
I tried this with some red, orange and yellow gerbera daisies and end up using the smudge brush to make the petals appear more flame like. This, however, is quite nice without such histrionics. I wish the back ground was either one of the colors of the flowers or black, the white is hurting my eyes against the wonderful bright colors of the flowers.

W is for Warm
by jrs915

Comment:
ahh....sobrito flames eh....I think the long exposure closed lense works better when things flow continuously in one direction. Flames or fire is fairly well all over the place. I would rather see fire sharp and seering and not pale and ghost like.