I found this to be interesting...
How to Photograph Fire – Needs Bio

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Olympus E-PL5
M. Zuiko 17mm ƒ1.8 | M. Zuiko 17mm ƒ2.8 | M. Zuiko 14-42 II | M. Zuiko 14-150 ED | M. Zuiko 45mm ƒ1.8 ED | M. Zuiko 75mm ƒ1.8 ED | M. Zuiko 75-300 ED II | Leica DG Summilux 25mm ƒ1.4 ASPH | Lumix G Vario 45-200 |

Useful, cheers!

Looking at things in my room that may be combustable now...

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Newbie. Be gentle with me.

EPL-1 user
General level of happiness ~ Number of lenses
Average quality of shot ≠ Number of lenses

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Olympus E-PL5
M. Zuiko 17mm ƒ1.8 | M. Zuiko 17mm ƒ2.8 | M. Zuiko 14-42 II | M. Zuiko 14-150 ED | M. Zuiko 45mm ƒ1.8 ED | M. Zuiko 75mm ƒ1.8 ED | M. Zuiko 75-300 ED II | Leica DG Summilux 25mm ƒ1.4 ASPH | Lumix G Vario 45-200 |

Thanks. I have played around a time or two around the camp fire but never tried anything in-depth before. I will have to try some fire photography!

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Olympus E-PL1, E-PL2
VF2 two of them!
Oly 14-42mm, Oly 40-150mm, Oly 14-150mm, Pan 14mm, Pan 20mm, Oly 45mm, Sigma 30mm - more coming soon!
Many legacy lenses, mostly Nikkor.

I'm staying in student accommodation right now; there's 2 15 storey buildings separated by about 60 feet. After reading your post I was tempted to give some students some flares and tell them to go nuts on the roof of the opposite building while I snapped away on this one. I have since been informed that the university takes a dim view on such health and safety breaches and this would result in me being so far up the proverbial creek, and I quote 'You'd need the Hubble telescope to even see your graduation - which you would not be attending.'

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Newbie. Be gentle with me.

EPL-1 user
General level of happiness ~ Number of lenses
Average quality of shot ≠ Number of lenses

DPS is such a great resource; thanks for sharing it. I don't visit often enough even though I know there is so much to learn.

Lee