Visitor
by Matthew

Comment:
Wow, very surreal and dreamlike.

blueANDwhite.jpg
by theSaj

Comment:
Shots like this can work well if the neck is perfectly horizontal.

Underground Music Scene
by muur88

Comment:
What caused the haloing effect?

Counterpart
by M.O.C.

Comment:
Sorry if that was harsh... get your wife to cut her fingernails and not buckle her joints near her fingertips... the finger should be one graceful curve as if resting naturally. Same goes for the joints between the hand and the fingers. Her hand position here shows lack of control and strength. If you're playing a chord, it's important to be able to weight each key so that the right notes are emphasised, and it's impossible to do this if you buckle your joints. Practice dropping the hand from a great height onto a hard surface, chances are you'll end up with the right hand position, as your hand will automatically adopt a position of strength.

John Butler
by Bryan_Long

Comment:
Is he aware this is for sale? If his management haven't given consent, you could get yourself into trouble.

Web 32.jpg
by riotspyne

Comment:
I take it you got this at V? Was this Staffs or Chelmsford? Were you in the pit? I was in the pit at Chelmsford...

Feeling Alone
by Apee

Comment:
Focus should surely be on the face rather than the electricity poles? Background seems a little dark for this to work well as a silhouette. The title doesn't help me to feel that this fits the bill of 'live music', which to me suggests an audience.

Still Having Fun
by bobgaither

Comment:
Composition doesn't feel balanced, and it's usually a mistake when words in the background are accidentally obscured. I'd have waited for him to look to his left, then cropped tight so he was against the left hand edge of the frame. I don't like the face that half a Les Paul is visible in the background... did you want it as part of the composition or not? White balance seems a little on the blue side.

Joy
by mmusicante

Comment:
It almost works as a high key photo, but the burnt out highlights on the sax player's head suggests that this is overexposed instead. I really dislike it when an instrument blocks the eyes of a performer in the background, this can't possibly be deliberate.

Omaha Blues
by whatdewuc

Comment:
Nice silhouette, but there's too much unnecessary space to the left of the microphone and to the right of the performer... I believe it would have been more effective cropped tighter. There's bad jpeg artifacting here, why is the file size so small? A little shadow detail would have improved the photo IMO.