-Burning Apples-

[LittleMan]

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

Thanks for looking!

 

[Peanuts]

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]

Soaked the stems in a flamable liquid

 

[Scott WRG Editor]

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]

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

 

[jeroen]

You bought candles shaped like apples?

 

[Retnyap]

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

 

[sanyukta sharma]

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]

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]

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.

 

[LittleMan]

Yep!
y'all got it... they are just apple candles... :lmao:
They were new to me, so I was hoping not too many folks on here saw these things before.

Thanks for all your comments!

 

[Sand_On_The_Breeze]

I've never seen apple shaped candles before. Nice photos, all of them. My favourite is the second one.