Fire on the Water

I don't usually name images, but this one seems to ask for a name like 'Burning Reflections', 'Fire on the Water' , 'Earth, Wind and Fire' or something. Couple of versions....

Wao ! You are making art !! I liked very much , congratulations buddy !

The first one is my favorite .

Regards

JA

ridiculously awesome!! keep them coming, top one is my favorite

These are fantastic, Jeff. The processing on the second one makes it marginally more brilliant than the first.

Very nice effect.

Alex

Possibly the best shots that I have seen all year.

Thanks folks.

Unreal!!!!

Stunning! My vote would be for the second version.

Very nice work.

Todd

That is just stunning!

Loftus, would you mind if I cross-posted the image to another dive forum (obviously I would include a link to this thread).

Great creative use of two reflective surfaces to get the shot. Nicely done, nicely done!

AMAZING!

I can't figure out which one I like better

WOOOOOWWWWW!!!

Stunning.

Stunning! First one is my favourite.

Glad you guys like these; I am tending more towards the second one. If nothing else it starts to lead me in new directions. Plan to shoot again with Kristina in the spring.

Pure CLASS.

Stew

These are absolutely stunning Jeff. Very beautiful and wonderful use of reflections.

~abi

Feedback,

How did you do this? I would love to learn this!

On the top one I would change her reflected image on the very bottom of it. Her jaw is too distorted as compared to the second photograph where it seems more natural.

Adding fire is fun to play with but I think the first one is more beautiful in my eyes....but that is not saying much.

The Meltdownman

Feedback,

 

How did you do this? I would love to learn this!

 

On the top one I would change her reflected image on the very bottom of it. Her jaw is too distorted as compared to the second photograph where it seems more natural.

 

Adding fire is fun to play with but I think the first one is more beautiful in my eyes....but that is not saying much.

 

The Meltdownman

There is no distortion of the actual image, it is essentially as shot.