Christmas!
by SaraR

Comment:
I like that you included the entire flame and the amazing play of light and shadows on the ornament. Very moody.

Waiting for a fire
by delin

Comment:
Apart from the title (that suggests that fire is good for a firefighter) I like your interpretation of the theme and I like the way you show the time passing. Thank you for not using the cheap effect of selective desaturation. ;-)
Nutpicking mode on - there are rotation leftovers on the left and bottom which should have been cut.

Ignite
by TacTZilla

Comment:
In this case, the direct composition works well. I like it.

Mission Impossible
by hsvhoon

Comment:
I miss something extra here. Everyone makes some sparkler shots or some hundred, yours should be different somehow.

Old Fireplace
by WCpilot

Comment:
I like what I see so much that I want to see more. I mean I miss some room, mostly on the top. The texture of the wood and the structure of the flames is hust perfect.

Do you hear the fire?
by Mike906

Comment:
Wear black clothes next time. ;-)
I like the pun, well done.

Tortured Sole
by Gatorguy

Comment:
I wonder how many shots it took to actually find the shape you wanted. On the second thought, how many tries before you found a proper material to burn to get this beautifully structured flame. Good work.

Fire
by gaurav

Comment:
Too close and too direct for me, the colors don't show up as they could.

fire water
by whiterook

Comment:
I'm not sure about the check table but the way the fire lights the "fire water" is beautyful, just like the patters drawn by the same effect.

Stunt Men
by backslash

Comment:
I think many will ask if it's composed from several shots, I'll come back and check the answer and vote for it as a single expo picture. The explosions are pretty, the car is composed well to strenghten the uneasy feeling, but the result still misses something, maybe a dramatic touch in PP.