The Eyes of the Element

I like it a lot

The hellfire was taken on the burning oil wells in Kuwait, eyes were borrowed from friend of mine in Poland.

After creating few versions, this one was selected.

Impressive idea, perhaps it would have added to the picture if the expression in the eyes too conveyed FIRE, you know what I mean?

Not the type of image that usually interests me, but I like how the eyes fit in and the rest of the fire contributes to a "face". Very attention-grabbing.

I don't know why but the eyes convey such an intense feeling of sorrow. That plus the fire gives me the idea that some loved one was lost in a fire accident... Feel sad even just looking at the pic. You're spot on at tugging at my emotional strings, if ever that was your intention...

Droopy , sad eyes and a burning fire....its a good emotional contrast open to many interpretations...i just wanted to know...whats yours ? on the whole a very good attention grabbing picture

Highly imaginative - those eyes seem so sad!

This is not a photograph

 

Yes Andrew, this is not a PHOTOGRAPH but considering so many opinions this is a VERY GOOD PHOTOGRAPH. Analyzing Your comments about photoraphs of some other members of Photonet, I've got convinced about Your obsesive condemnation of ways, the others see the world arround. If You want to protest, demonstrate Your personality or draw attention to Yourself, try to find some other ways than ratings. I'm confident, that You will find one. In ratings section there is remark "Rate photo". If You think, that it is NOT A PHOTO, why then have You rated it?

Just ignore the blatant comment Mac, to me photography is a form of art and what you have created is a really nice and dramatic piece, though may be abstract to some. This is a new age and we should have open mind for everthing :)

You bet Jim, thnx 4 support...

I think this is a great image. And, not only is this a photograph, but it's two combined into one, and therefore is twice as good! ;-) Furthermore, I believe that everyone is entitled to his/her own opinion. However, after viewing Andrew Nunn's portfolio, I believe that he should re-evaluate his own photographs, as well as his opinions on others work as well. Constructive criticism is appreciated; being rude is not.

 

Maciek Brawo! Fantastyczne zdjecie.

 

Thnx Tomek, dziekuje Tomek...