Jammin'
by jmsetzler

Comment by Zeissman:
I think the thing that bothers me, is the position of the mike stand. It really intrudes on the flowing colors of this image,

John³
by jmsetzler

Comment by basia03:
the quote from your profile might be appropriate here, no? "I think I have reached a point where I need to explore new possibilities in photography and put the challenges aside." i chose not to rate this one...

Jammin'
by jmsetzler

Comment by mariomel:
Wow! what the hell happened here. How did you end up near the bottom with this shot? People just don't get it. Although I knew it would not win, I had this in my top 10.
Oh well...Live and learn. Great shot John.

Jammin'
by jmsetzler

Comment by mariomel:
Very cool shot. I love the motion and the blown out colours.

John³
by jmsetzler

Comment by imagesloyola:
ha,ha,ha, ha,...clever and naughty man...com' on give me a smile...i really like the concept and idea, its simply amazing...the lighting is just perfect...its great time to read a book...mine is newspaper...excellent works....perfect 10!

Jammin'
by jmsetzler

Comment by RLS:
The placement of the subject in this photograph meets the challenge as the musician is off center. The total blur effect, which I believe to be purposely used, in this photograph confuses me when I look at this photograph. I would like to suggest next time you attempt to capture most of the image in focus while using the hands strumming the instrument to show the movement blur. This would have had a better impact for me. I must give you a 4 for this effort. RLS

Jammin'
by jmsetzler

Comment by tfarrell23:
I like this pic....crazy.... wild ....and off...... centered....lol

John³
by jmsetzler

Comment by erin_m02:
LOL. Some of the best reading happens in the bathroom. :p There apparently are three John's here. =-) Nice use of B&W

John³
by jmsetzler

Comment by Annida:
Charming, just charming! I think black and white suits this very well. Very self deprecating portrait.

Jammin'
by jmsetzler

Comment by jerrft:
This is a treat to view and interpret. You have captured not only the motions and sounds of this musician, but what one would imagine to be the energy of the moment and the surrounding environment. I'm impressed with the range of hues you were able to capture - this is not always easy in these settings. The saturation and contrast really provide the subject with an aura of sorts. The more I look at this shot, the more I understand that it is a harmonious union of vertical and horizontal lines. The window edge, mic stand, guitar strings, and shirt stripes all playing against the horizontal window blings, guitar frets. Wow - great job! Oh, by the way John, I like the PBase title better.