Grog muv tu Grated Commune-ty?
by GeneralE

Comment:
gaite kep dynosore out. gud muv.

Grog Grate Hunter of Females
by jomari

Comment:
Grog lik plahstik feemail? to muckh ach ov hed wen tak.

Watching for Grog, the grate hunter
by hahn23

Comment:
that Ryan plan. Grog pertend hunt in frownt, buk run strat to Ryan. Ryan mak trofee uv twelf points

kat kowch
by timfythetoo

Comment:
not kat kowch. lethur not shreded.

bzzzzt
by skewsme

Comment:
yelo and blak bzzzr iz bringur uv meny soar foots
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Favrite pet uff Grog
by sfalice

Comment:
Ryan cee hunter-uv-man az gard. Ryan impr...imprez....imprezed.

All Summer In A Day
by rooum

Comment:
congrats on the blue! :)

Picnic
by Dennisheckman

Comment:
i love that the model still feels straight, despite the incredibly skewed angle of the ground. :)

Density
by Cuttooth

Comment:
even with muted tones you make this place look beautiful.
i'm sure we'll be seeing this on the front page next week :)

confession
by mariuca

Comment:
This was definitely one of the two most thought provoking/interesting entries (the other being, in my opnion, Pueblo), and the only reason that i scored this as a 9 and not a 10 is the few horizontal reflections from shooting through the glass.
The fact that this is seemingly an impromptu scene you found has a large amount of charm to it, and speaks volumes of your ability to get this shot before the man noticed you, but the highlights showing through also serve to break me out being lost in the image as well, i keep seeing the lines and it pulls me back just enough to keep from feeling that i am fully engaging with this man - that there will always be a pane of glass separating (and even insulating) him from everything else.
That said, it's why it's a 9 and not a 10, but this is definitely worthy of the 5 or 6 viewings i have given it, and I have also given it a mark as a favorite, because it deserves it for everything it is, and for everything that some of the other entries aren't.