I have to admit I wasn't taken with it until I saw what it came from, then it are w on me. So I quite like it. Feel better soon.

Good effort for the circumstances. Well done.

High Contrast, great geometrics and comp. wonderful work.

nice tiles, low perspective

I recognise that 1924 brick. I might have eliminated the pillar base (right) and perhaps a thin strip off the top to get nothing but pavers, but either way you've got a strong pattern. Is the surface wet or coated?

Focus stack looks pretty good at a quick glance, lots of interesting texture to explore.

Floors are good - lots of texture. And then you've got the odd "upside down" brick to grab attention.

I just can't work out how this works; it's a fascinating image. And such a great smile...I so cherish these smiles from my daughters.

Wonderful shot! Love all the bright colors and how the objects go in an out of focus as you look through the various reflections.

Todd, this is hilarious, and it's great to see this "mission control centre", always fascinating to have a peak - where presumably you can pp other people's photos for competitions and pp your own photos, and also (thirdly) comment on all our photos...all at the same time with three brains and three hands.....But also it's interesting how your image contrasts the non verbal looks between you and Rod. Rod's commented that he was ending the month on a low, and this shows quite strongly here in his expression, perhaps more than the original, as it contrasts with your look, where you've mimicked the direction of Road's eye contact, but you seem less emotionally "low" in the body language, as you lean back a bit more. My 2c anyway...