From My Dirt
by hotpasta

Comment:
Nice tomato crop! My current work is assembling and wiring up a machine to wash, wax, and sort tomatoes at the rate of about 900 25lb boxes per hour. Most people don't know that you mostly get green stained hands from picking tomatoes, but this is a photo contest. Good concept, and excecuted well in the tech dept. I take away one little click for the back light showing behind the lower tomato, right side, and above the top tomato. If you could get that little border around the outside of the hands, like where the leaf on the right goes over the finger, it would really stand the whole subject out from the background.

Sensory Deprivation
by pointandshoot

Comment:
I think that only DSLR people will get the point. Nice composition though, the way the light sweeps you from the lower left to the darker upper right. Rule of thirds you know, LOL. We made me smile.

It's a Wonderful Life
by mpeters

Comment:
How can you not grin at this. Low and very wide angle and curious cows is a good combo. Sort of reminds me of my bar-room band days long ago. Esp the drunk looking one on the left making the song request. "Hey, can you play Wipeout?"

Beneath the dirt
by bryantbus

Comment:
A dirt biker's dream! Good backlight behind the hair. What ever happened here just sort of looks painful.

Down the Road
by tfarrell23

Comment:
"Nuturing earthy" looking landscape, and nice "long lens" perspective on the road down the hill. I believe that I would have cropped it horizonal, just below the chimney in the trees to the left of the road, and just kept the very inviting foreground. It may be just me, because I live out in a rural area, and development like this is rapidly eating up the native countryside here.

Ridin Dirty
by photoslik1967

Comment:
Excellent looking soil. Some toy tracks in the dirt would help to create the illusion that a little one had been here enjoying the scene before you arrived.

Jump starting the season
by Tlemetry

Comment:
I like the equipment, and the general idea of beginning a flower garden. The high angle gives this a view as you would see it if you were there, which is good in this case.

Public Transport Eurodirt
by raish

Comment:
Good title, I understand what you are saying.

A little help here?
by timfythetoo

Comment:
The body parts look disconnected, like the B movie "The Hand." The actual dirt looks great and full of detail for something so dark, and light hungry.

Witness Soap's Demise
by SherwinJames

Comment:
Dirt wins every time. The root climbing on the soap adds a lot to the perception of activity.