Dumplin' 2
by Jutilda

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Her name is "Dumplin"! :D

You Can Take the Girl Out of the Country, but.......
by Jutilda

Comment by Art Roflmao:
...but you can't make her drink? :) Awesome, as usual!

Here We Are
by Jutilda

Comment by Art Roflmao:
You're married to John Travolta?? He has good taste. :)

Rouge
by Jutilda

Comment by FocusPoint:
Very nice shot, and very nice border with the photo :) 8

Against a Wall
by Jutilda

Comment by dahkota:
I actually already voted on this - one of my few. I stopped voting out of sheer aggrevation. My interpretation is different from everyone else's, almost. I really love the tone and texture of this image. Its almost alive and three dimensional. I like oyur title and the framing works for me. But, for me, this is more desolate than desolation. Is there a difference? Well, yes - one is a noun and one is a verb. With it being a verb, its a feeling that can change. With it being a noun, its a state of being. So I have a hard time with people and animals having the state of being of desolation. Does that make sense? It is my own bias - maybe there are animals, people that could be desolation but I haven't found one yet. Make sense? At any rate I gave you a 7 - 3 for technicals and 4 for emotive quality.

If you think your score is low, it could be due to close minded people just like me. :) Bump to 8 due to voting on all images. Added one for challenge topic.

Against a Wall
by Jutilda

Comment by dragonlady:
I like this image a lot...the way it is set up with the texture of wall and elephant skin against each other is very good...sepia is great idea.

Rouge
by Jutilda

Comment by arvinder:
Very good

Rouge
by Jutilda

Comment by Judi:
Gorgeous. I really like the composition.

Against a Wall
by Jutilda

Comment by posthumous:
the strange crop disorients the viewer, and the elephant blends into the wall, creating a vertiginous sense of desolation, only compounded by the sepia. 9.

Against a Wall
by Jutilda

Comment by JeniY:
Sweet - great shot!