Flaming Seahorse II
a flame from a torch portraying a seahorse, dragon or vision of your eyes.
Flaming Seahorse II belongs to the following groups:
Night Photography and Vibrant and Vivid Color
Flaming Seahorse II
a flame from a torch portraying a seahorse, dragon or vision of your eyes.
cherylc1
stunning
LindaR
love this shot – more? :)
buddykfa
only a smaller one and a black & white version~ except now you have me wondering if I posted the B&W, lol
peace
screamqueen
kinda looks like a dragon, fantastic!
buddykfa replied
thanks, sq.
Most people say that’s what they see in it also.
Thank you very much for the compliment :-)
peace
Phil Emerson
Fantastic and original. Love it (and I love fire…)
buddykfa replied
Thanks, Phil.
I was just playing that night, took a couple dozen shots and ended up with a couple that I liked. This one, was my fav by far, tho. I’d like to shoot another series of flames again soon.
thanks again, Phil~ peace
KellyThomas
i really thought this was some kind of Chinese new year fire display! It’s amazing. Perfect timing.
buddykfa
Kelly,
Thanks very much. One thing I’ve learned about this one is that, everyone sees their own thing. I love to hear the feedback and I thank you for your compliment. I just keep shooting and had no idea what I might get. It helped having a slight breeze that night so that the flame wasn’t just rising.
peace, buddy
Jerry E Shelton
Wow, that’s magic! It does resemble a flaming seahorse! Excellent photo!
buddykfa
thanks, UP.
This is one of my more fun pieces. Shot from a torch one evening with a slight breeze.
peace, buddy
Larasolnishko
I also love taking photoes of the fire, admiring forse of life and death. It always has magical property, as if we touch untouchable, frosen unfroseble.
buddykfa replied
thanks very much. It’s one of my favorite photos.
I shot about 30 that night and only this one was okay for me.
I have some other ideas for the next time I have a fire. This was a close torch on a long thick stick, actually and just enough of a breeze so that the flames weren’t simply rising straight up.
thanks
buddy