the gym
by roz

Comment by krnodil:
disorienting, due to the reflections, which is a good thing :) lots to look at

sundae
by roz

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
This is cool Roz! Whilst I also love nice sharp shots of kitties I think this type of image lets the viewer make their own minds up as to the finer detail and fill in the blanks.

the gym
by roz

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
So much more than a bit of grain going on here Roz. I'm guessing your shooting through the window into a mirror? (so many good reflection shots in this SC). In my mind the guy is peering over his spectacles giving you s look that says 'don't photograph me whilst I feel like this). I think this would be too busy as anything other than B&W and the grain adds more to the scene (I can almost smell the sweat).

And thanks for the nod re grain! I've enjoyed this side challenge and especially playing with some of my less used 'lenses'.

sundae
by roz

Comment by jomari:
Gorgeous, Roz. I love Andi's series and I love this too.

my daughter's son - 22 hours and 37 mins old
by roz

Comment by Neat:
Oh congrats bigtime on being a grandma for the first time, how adorable!

the gym
by roz

Comment by jomari:
If Escher had put people into his images he might have come up with something like this. I prefer this grainy version to the other.

my daughter's son - 22 hours and 37 mins old
by roz

Comment by insteps:
Congratulations! Wishing health and happiness to your daughter and her newborn son. He is arriving during interesting times!

my daughter's son - 22 hours and 37 mins old
by roz

Comment by mariuca:
Must be a mystery since all these Aussie babies are absolutely adorable. Or is it the photographer? Congratulations!

my daughter's son - 22 hours and 37 mins old
by roz

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Everything about this high key shot is great and I like that everything except a couple of fingers is softly focussed - the background wins my vote.

Oh, and congratulations on becoming a young grandma :)

my daughter's son - 22 hours and 37 mins old
by roz

Comment by krnodil:
positioned well in the frame, blanket seems to anchor him there on the left, great choice for point of focus - congrats on his arrival!