Thanks for the comments. Tyger, good point. I should certainly dim down the flame, particularly in direct sunlight. I'd considered setting this bit at "magic" time -- just after sunset when the sky still has some blue and building lights are coming on -- and may still do that. It makes for much more dramatic images. Of course, then I'd have lots more interactive lighting to create (which was pretty time-consuming in that last shot down the street). But I think it would make the sequence much nicer. (Plus it would make it much easier to composite people into the foregrounds of shots -- it's lot's easier to create silhouettes than full-lit composited people.) Other comments are welcome and appreciated! - Dex