Playing with Fire 1

This is a shot out of a series of 6, of a pretty girl juggling with

fire. I would appreciate feedback on all, and am interested to know

which of the 6 you like best, and why.

 

For all 6: no PS except for rotating to portrait, no cropping,

straigth from the camera. All taken with same camera settings (f2.2

and 1.3).

 

Thanks for your feedback.

 

Tom

Very COOL picture, Tom !!! Great composition and colors. Love the playful effect of the photograph ... :) -veroni-

The idea Picasso already worked out

These work well, I reckon. This one's my favourite.

This picture is AWESOME! This is my favorite from the group, because the person is most visible and has an interesting pose. I like the fire in this one - because it almost seems like a sphere around the girl - like a forcefield from a videogame or something! I also have a cool picture of a fire juggler at night in my folder - you should check it out! Take care-

I think this one's my favourite, you really get the feel that the person in the photo is surrounded by hoops of flames, nicely done!

Bedankt voor je commentaar op mijn foto.,blij dat ik je even heb kunnen laten lachen.!

 

Deze foto is een prachtig shot., we zullen elkaar vast vaker hier op dit podium tegenkomen.

( IK doe nog maar een paar dagen mee., moet even wennen aan ,,de styl,,hier maar er passeren achterlijk veel hele mooie foto's hier op deze site)

 

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Loft

Portugal

Hi Tom,

Very good picture. I wonder how it looks like if the shutter speed will be a bit higher? E.g. 1/2 s.? Maybe the circles of fire would be not so attractive, but the girl could more visible. So, its only my imagination, because moment of this shot taking passed by.

Great shot man.

Thanks for comment Tom. I agree the backround ppl in my shot are distracting but I tried to make it look like a beach party shot. Do you reckon it works or not? Thanks.

Tom,

Thanks for making comments on my photos. it really is helpful and I do appreciate it. Yours are so fantastic! I understand about the "clutter". I find that I am doing "beginner" expermintal things with my camera, but after seeing the FIRE I was facinated to no end by it.

I look forward to seeing more of your pictures!

Thanks,

Duncan