My bologna has a first name...
by dmmonty

Comment:
Ouch! (Unless he's still too hot to feel the pain.)

Shunned
by EddyG

Comment:
Good personification, definitely evokes the feeling. Sympathy with the little fellow.

Happy Music
by gbautista87

Comment:
Cool :-)

Cautious Curiosity
by havy2008

Comment:
nice

Lil' Rebel - I raised him since he was just a tiny point & shoot!
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This is funny! Thanks for the laugh.

In Nature's Hands
by racb

Comment:
Nature is a three-toed sloth?! ;-)
(I like the picture.)

Untitled
by InnaN

Comment:
I can't get the personification or atleast I don't know if anyone else would see what I might be seeing or what you saw. I hail you for not giving a title to the picture though. Many give titles to their pictures to force the personification on the viewer.

The Chief
by Canute

Comment:
Good eye for capturing what is very much human-looking. Unfortunately, for the same reason, this does not meet the challenge where it says "non-human looking".

The Need For Intimacy
by sz1_

Comment:
Personification not powerful enough. Once you do away with the title, either the personification is totally lost or there are infinite interpretation possiblities.

and the flowers wept..
by tristalisk

Comment:
Beautiful shot. However, I have to argue that less of the personification is in the photograph and more in the mind of the photographer. In other words, all flowers do become like that after a while; it's up to you whether you're in the mood to see them as personification of sorrow, or just withered flowers. The picture by itself, without the title, doesn't incline me towards that mood.