Very striking use of the colour inversion. I checked it with them the other way around, and it was a great photo that way too, but this makes it eerie and interesting.
The G-String's on the right side, but this shot emphasizes the left, shoulda called it E, A or D strings = P j/k nice shot. I like the overexposure, it makes it stand out more from the other b&w shots here.
Not enough overall tonal range, and I am not sure if that was done intentionally or not. I am assuming that it was and I will give you the benefit of the doubt.
Just have to break from my "from the ground up" commenting scheme to acknowledge my three favorites. This is an excellent piece of work. The inversion gives the tuning pegs a great chromed look. I guess I'd like the fg in better focus, but you get high marks from me on impact. Congratulations!
The perspective and composition of this shot is excellent! I'm not sure that I really like the 'heat' offered by the light... Is this done in negative?
I'm sure you get many comments that this one is totally blown out. It is. And it looks great for it! Just proof that sometimes you have to break the rules. :)
Very creative shot, well done. I like the reflections. I do however wish that the front knob (forgive my ignorance) could have been in focus. It also seems as though the contrast is just a bit too high. I like a lot of contrast, esp. for a shot like this, but with this much detail is lost. Still a good shot.