Saxophone in C Minor (ver II)

A stunning image. Congrats!

Thanks Tony. Glad you find it interesting. It was quite an interesting photo to shoot. It required experimentation with exposure, shutter speed and graduated filters. I wanted to capture bright colors without over exposing other parts of the image.

As compared to version I, I find this image has better shapes and colors. Concentric circles at the top make it more appealing.

Sandeep

Another image to represent continous notes of classical music by light

spectrum, this is version II of my image by same name (see earlier version

in same folder) It is a photograph, not photoshop art. The light spectrum is

captured by the camera. No modifications done in photoshop other than

basic levels adjustment. Comments and ratings welcome.

 Wonderful abstract with amazing colors

Regards AW

I agree to Antoneta's words. She is absolutely right. It is an amazing photo and I have to congratulate too.

Kind regards, Olaf

Thanks Antoneta, Olaf. Both of you are very generous with comments. I am glad this photo has nice appeal.

Best wishes... Sandeep

Incredible colours and dispersion of light throughout the photograph, the subtle framing an dark backdrop makes the main subject really spectacular. I like it!

Best Regards

Alf

Thanks for stopping by. Glad you find it interesting. The background and surrounding walls had black velvet, so they reflected no light at all. Low light photography can be very interesting sometimes.

Sandeep