Ha, how cute of you to do that. I might not look much different in the photos now that you've filtered it that way or whatever, but I assure you there's a huge difference. It's too bad my lower back is cut out of the top one, because that's definitely significantly different. If I can find front photos from July, I'll do a comparison of that. My deltoids, rhomboids, and trapezius are all far more developed and leaner now than they were in July. My waist is significantly smaller (to the point where NONE of my pants fit me anymore, including the ones that were super tight before). My bi/tri/forearm muscles and quads, hams, and calves are all significantly larger and more defined. I've shed nearly all of my body fat, including much of my chest.
In addition to losing fat, my weights have increased substantially:
Back exercises (lat pull-downs, close-grip pull-downs, seated rows, and behind the back pull-downs) have increased from 50 pounds in July to 85 pounds in September, and I've gone from a maximum of two pull-ups to now doing three sets of 12-15.
I've doubled my arm, shoulder, and chest weights, as well as the weight for my one-arm dumbell rows, bent-over barbell rows, ham curls, quad extensions, leg press, and deadlifts. I used to do calf raises with 125 pounds and now use 330.
This is all since July. Considering I've got tendonitis, severe scoliosis, and three torn ligaments in my right knee, I'd say that's pretty fucking awesome for three months. For the record: I didn't change anything in my workout routine in July from what I've been doing for the past year (well, except for specific exercises, but those are dynamic, of course); the only thing that changed was that I cleaned up my diet.
Frontal view of a one-month change (in black and white, just for you!):
