-Burning Apples-

LittleMan · Oct 31, 2005

A prize for anyone who knows how I did this... :wink:

Thanks for looking!

Peanuts · Oct 31, 2005

Whoah...Very neat! Really like the high contrast

okay.. guess #1. You cut a hole in one side and slid a tea candle in and then opened the top or for the wick #2. Lighter fluid

#3. Or they could just be apple shaped candles

darin3200 · Oct 31, 2005

Soaked the stems in a flamable liquid

Scott WRG Editor · Oct 31, 2005

Probably all it would take it to pour moletn wax in the depression around the stem, assuming you could get the stem to light. It looks like there is a fluid of some sort there.

jstuedle · Oct 31, 2005

How about coreing out a small hole and inserting birthday candles?

jeroen · Nov 1, 2005

You bought candles shaped like apples?

Retnyap · Nov 1, 2005

Whatever!!!!!!!! But great shots all the same. Do Tell?

sanyukta sharma · Nov 1, 2005

Its a candle! I think #2 you can see the pain chip off close to the flame...

Great shots though! I love the second one. Perhaps the apple behind could be made to look just a little bit more obscure, less dof, maybe darken it but just a little bit more ?

sanyukta sharma · Nov 1, 2005

Candles! I think in #2 you can see the paint chip off near the flame

Good photos. I love the second one! Maybe the apple behind could be made just a little bit more obscure, less dof, perhaps darken it, but just a little bit more?
---Happy Diwali

alexecho · Nov 1, 2005

Possibly apple shaped candles, there is certainly some 'skin' missing visible in number two, but I think it could equally be a real apple with a bit of skin missing, and the stem had been soaked in wax or even lighter fluid.

Do tell.