There was dirt all over his legs and hands, dirt and blood dried into the mesh of his fish-net stockings.
I like the look of things made with human hands; dirt, ugliness and natural imperfections are what make films ring true for me.
You know, bare hands, dirt, knives, the whole frontier kind of thing.
I smile and say no and picture watermelon juice running down the back of my hands, dirt all over my knees and droplets of water collecting on the elephants' eyelashes as they swayed happily in the river.
The device I played around with had a sterile all-white design, which, if past all-white laptops have taught us anything, has the potential to be a real hand-dirt magnet.
He had seen first hand the dirt roads where treacherous orange mud sucks at car tyres.
In comparison, conventional corn in adjacent fields could be tugged from the ground by hand, and dirt with the consistency of wet coffee grounds fell off the corn plants' knobby roots.
Marquez broke the little finger on his left hand while dirt track racing and had a titanium plate fitted soon after.
The umpires of the game were never notified and no action was taken against Pineda, who told reporters after the game that the substance on his hand was dirt.
He has giant, weathered, farmer's hands with dirt under the nails and colour from the sun that tell of years of toil on the land.
With the death of Polaroid it makes them that much more special, the photograph is present in the moment in which is was taken, we held that image in our hands, the dirt from our fingers is embedded in the object.
