Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by glad2badad:
Ok idea. The vanishing point doesn't really get a chance to develop with the short lines generated by the guitar strings. Perhaps if you'd gone in tighter to the neck? Just a thought. The lighting is very isolated. Where you have strength in lighting it's overexposed, yet the foreground and top areas are quite dark. An artistic decision I suppose.

Good luck to you in the challenge.

Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by kawhona:
Interesting idea I find the shot too soft

Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by hexec:
This one needs a little more stuff in the bottom half... if you would have composed this from a little higher, you would have gotten more stuff down there and even more converging lines.

Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by rahim:
I like the idea, but I think an angle that showed more of the strings and with focus closer to the viewer may have worked better.

Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by Lone_Wolf:
somebody had tried this in the previous challange... not verry susessfull.. :(

Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by JunieMoon:
Doesn't really work for me.

Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by MDBF:
Clever title.

Don't Fret The Gold
by JustinBell

Comment by codfish:
I would have prefered more focus at the botom of the photo.

Calling All Saints
by JustinBell

Comment by carofo:
Not completely symmetric so I will have to note it down vs the other totally symmetric shots. But I love the sepia treatment and the grain. I would have loved to see this with a different shooting angle so that the "tower" is not right in the middle.

Pink is Manly Too! Dig Tribute
by JustinBell

Comment by Kavey:
I'm obviously not getting the tribute aspect of this nor the point about pink being manly but I like the unusual composition with the heaviness of the painted arrow anchoring the bottom of the frame and the small, strange detail of the fallen biker and bike in the background, above.