The LookA.jpg
by megryan

Comment:
I love those eyes! Almost comical in appearance. Very nice capture - well done!

"Listen up you dim-wits!"
by EddyG

Comment:
This is hilarious! Might be a bit hot on the wall (little less wattage maybe?)...nonetheless, very fun image. ;^)

Reflection Outtake
by Sherri1209

Comment:
Ooo-oooh! I like this! Wonderful use of reflections and I like the selective desat also. Only downside is the far right is bit over-exposed. Hope what you entered is doing ok for you. ;^)

Courtesy of Scented Crayolas
by SJCarter

Comment:
Is the butterfly real? Can't tell... Also, what's that break in the border at the top left and right from? I lke the concept of this image...would have worked well in the 'Greeting Cards' challenge.

it wasn't me!
by irish_eyes

Comment:
Gosh I wish this image was at maximum size (640). Love the expression.

Hello :)
by joshh

Comment:
Yikes! A face only a mother could love!!! ;^)

Stubborn!
by glad2badad

Comment:
This was a fun challenge! Very much enjoyed it, as well as all the productive comments and feedback - thanks everyone for keeping this one enjoyable. ;^)

Stubborn!
by glad2badad

Comment:
Who are "they"? What were YOU looking for? I'm guessing that you felt this didn't meet the challenge as a Personification? In what way? I'm not trying to be spiteful, just trying to encourange something a little more tangible. Sounds like you are commenting based on what others think you should say and not what you think personally. ;^)

Originally posted by tmorninglory96: Funny, but not quite what I think they wanted!

Stubborn!
by glad2badad

Comment:
Simile defined: A figure of speech in which two essentially unlike things are explicitly compared, usually by means of like or as, ...

To say this is a simile was reaching a bit and putting extra words out there that didn't exist, IMO. ;^)

Quite honestly, 'stubborn as a nail' never crossed my mind. 'Bent out of shape' did. Stubborn in this case (single word) was meant to portray the human trait of stubbornness (or creating a personification) in that the nail was being stubborn - not wanting to go into the wood - resisting...

Originally posted by Caltrop: 'stubborn as a nail' is a simile not a personification. sorry Edit - In looking back on my comment it seems a bit harsh - I did not mean it to be quite so. I do get the feel of the pic and it is a good shot.

On the rampage
by gaurawa

Comment:
I love the tone taken with this image - works well. The composition captures the tension and movement of the moment. Very nice.