Burner Art
by carlacryptic

Comment:
Interesting composition. The angle that you shot the subject at makes it quite dynamic and abstract. The swirling center of the burner is a great focal point for your eyes. I like the golden colors that you were able to create. "8"

Burning a CD
by kaycee

Comment:
Interesting composiiton. The circular shape of the cd gives a good spot for your eyes to focus on. The blue of the flame looks like you can feel the movement, it looks very fluid. "8"

Gas Lamp
by banmorn

Comment:
Very moody composition. Really like the great shadow captured of the lamp on the wall. I think the muted colors may turn people off to the shot. A little experimenting with monotone would give more impact to the shot. "8"

Flame Bait
by dsa157

Comment:
Such beautiful colors. The contrasting background really helps to bring out the wonderful colors of the lure and the flame. The flames were capture with a very curvy and beautiful shape. "10"

Gotta light?
by kiwiness

Comment:
I like how this is different then most of the flame shots. This one includes the beauty of the smoke. The great shapes and forms that it make while it floats up. "10"

Burning Desire
by Konador

Comment:
The shape of the heart formed with fire really makes for an interesting composition. The black background really helps to make the great hues in the flames to pop out of the shot. Simple design. I love it. "10"

"Zippo - de - do Dah"
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I think a vertical crop may work better with this subject. Currently seems like too much negative space. Really like seeing the wood grain of the table. "9"

Firing Glass
by jonpink

Comment:
Absolute beautiful capture of the vibrant hues in the flames. The flames really gives you a sense of the contour of the glass. Love the great highlights on the rim of the glass and the base. The spotlight on the bottom adds an excellent touch to the composition. "10"

She's got fire in her eyes!
by caba

Comment:
I think a closer crop of the face would work a lot better. The area of the shoulder with the red is what you focus on because of the color. Cropping this out would bring the focus back to the glasses. Otherwise good concept. Fire looks good on the lens and the highlights on the rim is interesting.

The Fire In Her Eyes
by lilnukee

Comment:
Having both eyes in the composition takes away from the composition. The fire is quite small to make out. Focusing on 1 eye would give the viewer a closer look at the eye and thus the flame. Currently the slanted composition is fairly interesting and is still good. The b&w combined with the touch of color for the fire is good. "8"