day 16. 30 days of sharpless. wattle
by roz

Comment by xianart:
quite a nice image, but i'm really not mad on the border. i find it distracting and frustrating.

at the local cafe
by roz

Comment by maymay:
wow perfecto

day 15+1. 30 days of sharpless. crushy
by roz

Comment by Katmystiry:
I've always been attracted to these kind of shots .. no one else ever was I'd never post them. Very nice work!

day 15. 30 days of sharpless. a plant
by roz

Comment by Katmystiry:
Wow! I should say that is different! You ended up with something I'd almost expect to see in a horror flick! Nice work!

day 15. 30 days of sharpless. a plant
by roz

Comment by jmritz:
Wow, now that's an abstract!

day 15+1. 30 days of sharpless. crushy
by roz

Comment by jmritz:
Starting to look like a Panda. Interesting with that much blur one can still see clearly whats there.

day 15. 30 days of sharpless. a plant
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Roz, this is really sweet - awesome effect with the light and lines going everywhichway. Colors are outstanding. I have got to start experimenting with Lucis - time time time! Oh! I know - when I go on vacation to visit my mom - I will do nothing but write and shoot and process - well, and swim and eat crab and shrimp...

Anyway - you are the lucky recipient of my 2000th comment. I wanted you to have it my favorite Australian friend (well, my only Australian friend, really).

OXOX Alicia

day 15. 30 days of sharpless. a plant
by roz

Comment by SandyP:
Oooooh, that is COOL looking!!!! I haven't tried the plaid yet, but you can bet I will after this :)

I love the sparkly abstract look of this photo. It's kind of magical looking.

day 15. 30 days of sharpless. a plant
by roz

Comment by annig:
WHOA!!!

the tones & lines are great..I keep looking for something familiar, but I got nuthin'...hmmm...

day 15+1. 30 days of sharpless. crushy
by roz

Comment by SandyP:
I love it. It has one of those optical illusion effects. Like, you look at the center part of his face, and it looks like a standalone object with 2 separate objects on either side. Then, magically, the dog comes into "focus", and you see the dog.

I love the razor sharp branches in the foreground.