I love the colours of the lighting! What did you do to get this lighting effect?

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Another innovative idea, especially with the use of colour and how you've tried to create a frame to look through. I might have cropped the left and right edges a bit so you can't see the outside edge of the framing object/s. As Kay has mentioned, it's a little bit distracting. It's also a shame the chair(?) cuts through the top and bottom of the saxophone, as this is your main subject, I'd like to see its uninterrupted shape. Maybe a different choice of frame or moving the sax further away would allow you to get it all in? As mentioned in our mini group, if you took 2 images, one with and without the chair/frame, you could combine the 2 images selectively, leaving out any parts that infringe on the subject.

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Nice approach to try something different. I’m trying to figure out what you’re shooting through. Chair legs? Not quite sure what to think of the blue lighting. It makes for a great contrast to the gold of the foreground, but the blue light spilling onto the chairs (?) distracts me. It might just be a matter of tidying up. Keep innovating!

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I really like this approach to DOF.  Only thing I would say is that the small light/white circle in the upper left is a little distracting but otherwise great composition.

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