Baton practice and selfies in a Banjarbaru indoor space

A medium shot selfie of a woman wearing a dark blue hijab and a white collared shirt is captured in a seated position. The woman has a fair complexion with visible acne scars and active blemishes on her cheeks and forehead. Her eyes are dark brown and she is smiling faintly, with a subtle glint of moisture on her lips. A black cable hangs vertically on the beige wall behind her, connecting to a power strip with multiple outlets. To the right of the woman, a clear plastic water bottle sits on a dark surface. The background suggests an indoor setting, possibly an office or a room in Banjarbaru, Indonesia, indicated by the presence of office-like furniture and electrical outlets.

A woman wearing a hijab and a white long-sleeved shirt is in a room. She is holding a long pole with a black attachment at the end, which she swings. The room appears to be an office or classroom with a window, a clock on the wall, and some furniture. The woman smiles and waves as she swings the pole.

A person wearing a dark blue hijab and a light blue long-sleeved shirt is visible. The person's face is blurred, but they appear to be smiling and looking upwards. They are holding a long, thin object with both hands, which is also blurred due to movement. The object appears to be a broom or a similar cleaning tool, and the person is in the process of swinging it in an arc above their head. The background consists of a ceiling with a light fixture and a partial view of a wall. The overall lighting is bright.

A woman wearing a hijab and a white long-sleeved shirt is spinning a black and silver baton. She is indoors, in front of a beige wall with a beige ceiling. To her left, there is a window with sunlight streaming in. On a shelf to her left, there are several bottles.

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