I like the simplicity and the easy to see dirty. The symmetry is nice also and give a good visual feel. Nice and sharp and I bet it stinks!

I like the photojournalistic quality of this photo, the story and frankly I can smell this too. The man absorbed by his work and although it really doesn't look all that dirty I can imagine once the guts start spilling out it is a mess.

I had a photo of a "low caste" person slaughtering a cow. I didn't put it up for fear of the sensitivity to such a photograph on this site. I do not think people are diminished when they are doing a job ....it's an honor to be photographed and an honor to have a job. Before the low caste person started slaughtering the cow, he came up to me and we shook hands (because I had seen him before). A small group of men saw this scene and began to laugh like hyenas and with that they were diminished.

I have been known to be wrong....just ask my husband he he he he he he.

Yes, these dirty cars always seem to have a message on them "clean me clean me". I do think had the cropping been tighter just to show part of the 'dirty car' it would have had a greater visual impact....simply because we know it's a car, but the focus would have been on the dirt.

Mother not happy but those two fellas seem to be satisfied. It is too bad more emotion is not expressed on their faces...alas, the dirt has been captured.

Hi you have captured a fairly dirty fella on your safari. I like this photo and the inclusion of the environment, however, in order to really highlight the dirty "beast" you could have zoomed in on him to really punch him out to us.