hot as hell

Let me start off with saying that this piece of work was beautifully captured. The flames look quite large and well developed--I wouldn't want to be caught near there!
I really like how there is a small break in the middle from the flames. With that, the picture doesn't seem too overwhelming.
The colors were captured beautifully. Even though the clarity may not be the best, I feel like that adds more to the picture than takes away from it.
This really does give a sense of destruction, but also a sort of calmness to it. It reminds me of the poem "The Need of Being Versed in Country Things" by Robert Frost. Saying, these things happen, yet we are able to move on from them. Even if this is just a bonfire?