My Snake Plant's Home
by emayner

Comment:
These things are indestructable here in Florida. There's one big as a car in my yard.
I don't know what to say about the picture. It seems to have no story to tell. The whole frame seems busy, but not tugging my attention to any one point. I shot a lot of pics like this, and for a long time. I do get one that redeems the rest once in a while though. Keep clicking away and the magic pictures will happen someday without you even realizing it.

"Dirt" Poor...
by sfarrell23

Comment:
The world is an unfair place. Good subject. The strong sunlight is a problem, but no way to control that when shooting on the run outdoors. The whole scene is necessary to complete the story.

A Dirty Canvas
by kausikmpi

Comment:
Dirt Filter! I've been wanting one for Christmas! (like a polarizer, except it gives this effect)
Except for the vehicles, this looks like a pic taken in a coal mining town in the 1930's. Gritty looking place with the subdued light.

untitled
by philup

Comment:
Looks a lot like my hands at work. I build and rebuild machinery for veg packing plants. It's really difficult to clean it out from under your nails if you get dirty daily like this. The thumb nail needs some under it. Good lighting, good subject, fits the challenge theme.

Debris
by admart01

Comment:
Nice textures and composition. Good dirt.

abstract : dirt on wood
by dragonlady

Comment:
Like the colors in this one.

A Dirty Martini
by scarbrd

Comment:
A toast to your talent.

Got Dirt? Get maid!
by tjmueller

Comment:
How about "Flirt Dirt"? I would be expecting sensitivity flack over this one.

Fencing in the dirt
by Xilebo

Comment:
I'm curious about the rock pile. Nice composition, and right exposure for the scene. The fence top being the dividing line between the stony foreground and the smoother background may cause some people to fuss. It doesn't bother me.

Freshly plowed earth - on a hazy morning
by sfalice

Comment:
I like the corner to corner balance of the living trees and rich looking soil. The bright sky is the only blemish in an otherwise fine landscape.