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Kneeling position. Maybe not, but that is what I saw before I rotated it.

I'm always a fan of rotating reflections - it makes them into a Rosarch ink-blot test of sorts - doesn't it?

missionary or not - I am not too sure about that, but i like it! feel like I might have rotated it a wee bit more clockwise.... nicely spotted there!

uli

Nice NT - The "hands" look very real.

I see what you see!! What does that say about me!

Nice one , well spotted. Also a very good title.

Pol

Glad you all seem to like it.

Toad... Yes it does. What the heck is a rosarch ink blot test

Wulinka ... I thought I had got the vertical reflection line straight but obviously not. New glasses next (spectacle kind not Canon L

Wedding Shooter... I missed that. I took those as shoulder to elbow, but hands is definitely better.

English Bob... What does that say about me? Probably religious and English.

Polly...Sometimes titles play a part, othertimes the picture itself is the title.

A Rosarch test is a psychological test where the subjects are shown spots of ink - generally blotted into a symetrical shape around a center fold - and asked to describe what they see. What you see in a random blot (when no real picture exists) tells the psychologist a lot about you (supposedly).

Toad Wrote:A Rosarch test is a psychological test where the subjects are shown spots of ink - generally blotted into a symetrical shape around a center fold - and asked to describe what they see. What you see in a random blot (when no real picture exists) tells the psychologist a lot about you (supposedly).

A new one on me. Sounds like when my parents went to the fortune teller, to have their tea leaves read. :o

Toad Wrote:A Rosarch test is a psychological test where the subjects are shown spots of ink - generally blotted into a symetrical shape around a center fold - and asked to describe what they see. What you see in a random blot (when no real picture exists) tells the psychologist a lot about you (supposedly).

Haha, reminds me of making shapes out of clouds when you're on a long drive...

shuttertalk. Wrote:Haha, reminds me of making shapes out of clouds when you're on a long drive...

I hope you are the passenger and not the driver.