Thanks Ron:-)

Clever shot Rod. Completely original idea & works really well.

Thanks Debi:-) I would much rather photograph found things but this series just kicks me off on the topic.

Very creative and I thought you disliked set-ups! But seriously this has turned out really nice, a partial desat without PP :)

Thanks Jill, Maryanne, Tommy & Daniel:-)

Clever you, Rod, using a b & w puzzle so that the bright yellow lemon stands out even without selective desaturation (which I seem to recall you don't hold in very high esteem).

Very creative entry and perfectly executed mate!. More, I like very much the combination of these colors sepia and yellow. A manly shot!.

Very thougtful twist on the Escher image. Adds another dimension. Just getting the idea is hard enough.. for me anyway.

Rod, another great creative interpretation..very interesting and well thought out.

Thanks RK:-) No desat here RK the puzzle is B&W as per Escher.

Wow! this is just superb... the thumbnail doesn't do justice to this. Not a big fan of selective desat... works very well here. Great job Rod.

Thanks Penny, Dougy, JP & Christakis:-) I didn't have to move any of the puzzle Chris, this is how Holly has it set up on her coffee table & pecks away at it when she feels like doing it. Mind you if the puzzle was of Cleveland lighthouse it wouldn't have worked as well as this B&W Escher a:-) Not many shots either as all I had to do was move my position & angle through the viewfinder to make the pencil tip be in the right place, you should know anything that's too hard I avoid:-)

I am still debating if you removed the centre puzzle pieces on purpose. The look to good to be random. Kudos on the illusion on illusion effect. I bet it took a few shots to get right...

You're too much. Way to go, Rod.

It is a puzzle indeedy. A+ for creativity, humor, and technicality.