In Christy Lee Rogers' p//h 5, a lone figure drifts beneath the surface in ordained stillness, framed by a chiaroscuro interplay of light and shadow. Bathed in deep neutral tones, her flowing garment undulates like liquid silk. The Baroque lighting sculpts her body in dramatic contrast—illuminating folds and flickers of skin, casting deep pools of darkness around her limbs.

In Riders of the Light, Christy Lee Rogers captures three ethereal figures ascending from the depths, their forms illuminated by a divine glow that pierces the surrounding darkness. Photographed underwater at night, this image evokes the grandeur of Baroque painting, with its dramatic contrasts and fluid motion. The figures, reminiscent of angels, rise as symbols of resilience and hope, offering a poignant reflection on the strength and vulnerability of humanity.