A good angle to take from and great texture both on the Iron Clad Switch and the wall, unfortunately your low shutter speed has let the sharpness down somewhat. Would have been impressed if the Brass Toggle switch part in the middle had been more defined, good effort and well seen though, would be good if you could re visit the site and re take the shot with a tripod.

Doug

Works perfectly for me.
Sun is streaming through the window, its the morning of the night before, the bottle is empty because it was a late night, the glass is knocked over exactly where it should be...near to the chair, the pick was thrown down in frustration due to tiredness...and general worse for wear, even the Guitar has been left resting against the seat instead of being in its Guitar Stand. I would perhaps clone out the highlights on the rug behind the Amp and possibly make the pick stand out more, especially if there is printed design or writing on it.

Strangely enough when I saw the thumb for this I wondered if you were brave enough to show a wee bit spillage from the glass on the Amp, since the kit belongs to your Son I guess that wouldn't have been wise.

Yes I like it and the Title.

Doug.

I would like to have seen the MG a bit bigger in the frame, with perhaps just one of the Cottages and without the large tree, I also feel the B & W process is somewhat flat, however I understand what you set out to do and achieved, plus the sharpness is spot on.