The design scales well and looks as though it will translate to print media quite nicely.
The black rendering will distinctively stand out on a black backgrounded page, especially when example photographic images adorn the rest of the page. Black backgrounds do tend to be best for displaying high quality photographic exemplars.
With XP appearing as if through reticulated glass, I'm concerned that the impression might be left that the images produced by the photographer will be blurred, not unlike the image seen through shower stall doors.
I understand that you're soliciting comments about the logo, but I can't help but interject a word about the name and its acronym. With the obvious associations one draws with Microsoft's current OS version, are you not concerned about momentary confusion on the part of the viewing public? True, MS will be releasing their 64 bit OS very soon, but until then...
In your post, you haven't associated your bug with a domain name so it's open to speculation, which always gets the speculator in trouble. Unless you're engaged in obtaining the domain name, xtremeproductions.com, or are (or working for) Moreno, M. of Naco, Santo Domingo and own the domain name xtreme-productions.com, there may be confusion between XP and the actual domain name. Is that a concern? What is the domain name?
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