Is there a way

[Breezy]

to put the flame back on the torch of this pic?
The wind was gusting so bad that I tried to catch it but no such luck.
Also would it be possible if I go back down there and shoot around the same time and catch the flame would that be easier?

if it needs to be bigger to get the idea let me know I forgot to change the settings on photobucket

[wondershots]

There are lots of brushes for Photoshop that will allow you to put in flame.

-Jim

[Breezy]

Ok thanks Jim and the full version the pole doesn't look crooked but it sure does here lo.
I guess I will try to find a flame brush but I have no clue as to how I should get the right color etc... Any suggestions?

[onewingedangel73106]

Since I dont have a higher level than Photoshop Elements I cant be of much help but I saw this on one of my photoshop tip sites and figured Id see if it can be of any help.
http://www.graphicreporter.com/tutor...ents_fire.html

[photosbysergio]

Breezy, if it's not a problem to get another photo with the flame in it you can clone the flame from one photo to the other very easily.

[Breezy]

Thanks Crystal and Sergio. I have another shoot this weekend at the same park so it won't be a problem at all.
Thanks guys :D