Seahawks kicker practicing on his baby girl
by Art Roflmao

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That's terrible!!!!!....bly funny. :)

Lake's impression
by ELLIPS

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One of my favorites in the challenge -- 8 from me.

Another Brick
by gyaban

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I do wish I could watch this process. There's a chance that we might move to France for about 6 months in a year and a half or so. Can I sit and watch for a day, if I do? :)

I love watching how your mind works. and the tones of this are just incredible. And thanks for taking the time to suggest an easier way to do mine in the future -- it was definitely getting irritating! I made the mistake of trying something that changed perspective each time the first time around, so I forgot to look for shortcuts the second time. :)

this-and-that.2854
by mariuca

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I love a photo that tells a story -- and this one is all about the story. The one thing that really makes me wonder is the rotation. It looks like you chose to align it so that the tops of the pictures were horizontal -- but it's making it feel tilted (which is ok), but the tilt is keeping him in the frame. I'm thinking if you did a more conventional crop -- with a straight horizon using the floor, or the vertical of the stairs (which look about the same), I think you'd feel even more of a pull from him, and get even more of a sense of movement, force, entropy, whatever you want to call it.

The Leaf Eater
by vawendy

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Originally posted by bvy: What kind of beast is this anyway? Groundhog? (Sorry if I missed it. Lots to read here!)

It's a prairie dog. :)

Folio
by posthumous

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This is so lovely... What's it doing down here?

I Heart Fall
by markwiley

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I think this is just stunning.

Quiet Time
by Yo_Spiff

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oooh - so lovely!!

Guttered
by Melethia

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Loved this one -- I like something that tells a story. And I'm very partial to the stories of leaves... :) Beautifully found and photographed!

Entwined
by wildiris

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Love the lines in this one -- stunning!!