Wow ! I really like this. Very dramatic and
alive in its "death" !
But, the face is just a little too dark
(perhaps because it is completely burnt; if
not, then a bit more light on the
"terrified" eye would help); the
horn cropped, and the overall crop not quite
right for me - a bit too tight.
I've no idea what this is (apart from the
fire) or what some of the comments (the face,
the horn) are referring to. I can't make it
out. The fire is great, though.
Something I haven't seen before. Hooray!
It's challenging to balance out the contrast
between something so dark and the presumably
bright flames, and I think you've clearly met
the challenge with great success. The flames
seem frozen and concrete in parts, but more
vaporous and flowing in others. Hot and
dynamic.
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Yoda_Ellis, EricBartholemew, Marcelo Gregorin Coelho, @mjb, and 20 other people added this photo to their favorites.
EricBartholemew (77 months ago | reply)
Wow ! I really like this. Very dramatic and alive in its "death" !
But, the face is just a little too dark (perhaps because it is completely burnt; if not, then a bit more light on the "terrified" eye would help); the horn cropped, and the overall crop not quite right for me - a bit too tight.
Close, and thanks for sharing:
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Alexandra Moss (77 months ago | reply)
sadly the description intrigues me much more than the photo itself. i wish you'd shown more of the scene than this.
-voted as "deleteme3" (from the Delete me! group)
kmsf (77 months ago | reply)
creepy
-voted as "deleteme4" (from the Delete me! group)
UTBSZ [deleted] (77 months ago | reply)
Don't Play with Fire
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Berat (77 months ago | reply)
i like this one.
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Ned Lyttelton (77 months ago | reply)
I've no idea what this is (apart from the fire) or what some of the comments (the face, the horn) are referring to. I can't make it out. The fire is great, though.
-voted as "deleteme6" (from the Delete me! group)
Gespür für Licht (77 months ago | reply)
it definitly has something I cannot resist
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H@shim A ™ (77 months ago | reply)
Dramatic event... the image isn't as much so imho.
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짜디그노스 (Zadignose) (77 months ago | reply)
Something I haven't seen before. Hooray! It's challenging to balance out the contrast between something so dark and the presumably bright flames, and I think you've clearly met the challenge with great success. The flames seem frozen and concrete in parts, but more vaporous and flowing in others. Hot and dynamic.
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flttllrv (77 months ago | reply)
I would vote for this, but I can't; my application to join Deleteme! has been rejected! :-(
Mark Dock (77 months ago | reply)
Powerful. Only objection is that it might be a tiny bit too zoomed in, but its still a really great shot.
-voted as "saveme" (from Deleteme! group)
carolyn_in_oregon (77 months ago | reply)
image is rather messy
deleteme8
Elliot Swan (77 months ago | reply)
I love this, but like was said in the first comment, the horn was cut off.
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tilo driessen (77 months ago | reply)
oh come on now, this is pretty hot. from me and fittlirv
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waynemethod (77 months ago | reply)
a glimpse into hell?
saveme5
Hourman (77 months ago | reply)
up in smoke...
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FFEEDDEE (77 months ago | reply)
Fire!!
Dzwjedziak (69 months ago | reply)
somehow beautiful.....
Brian O'Mahony (52 months ago | reply)
Stunning capture!
This is Beautiful!
You have been given the Beautiful Bali Award
Please post your shot to Beautiful Bali (Invite Only) Post 1 Award 3
and Tag your photo with "Beautiful Bali"
Films4Conservation (51 months ago | reply)
You've seen the photograph, but that is just the start:
Subscribe to our video podcast to find out more:
Films4Conservation is a collaborative non-profit initiative bringing together activists from social and environmental groups, and helping them get their message heard at a national and international level. If you like the podcast, please tell your friends.
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21win - www.baliphotographer.com (47 months ago | reply)
superb shot.
wonderful!