Now’s the time! We are now accepting submissions for our 2nd annual Take Our Tomato contest.
Do you want to get in on the competition? It’s easy! Take a photo of your tomato doing something fun or exciting, and send it our way! It does need to be a real tomato – not a logo or a cartoon. The rest is up to you! Remember – we’re looking for the most creative tomato photographs!
Check out some of the entries we’ve already received by going to our flickr.
Well? What are you waiting for? Email YOUR entry (with your name and contact information) to information@earthfare.com today!
what is the deadline for photos??
Deadline is August 3
I’m not sure what you guys mean by fun or exciting…
Can’t it just be a unique or interesting photo of one of your tomatoes?
@Tenley – we’re looking for fun, creative photos of tomatoes in interesting places. For examples, you can check out the other entries so far: http://www.flickr.com/photos/earthfare/sets/72157624311090793/
I submitted a photo almost a week ago, but it still has not been posted as an entry. Am I doing something wrong? How exactly am I supposed to send them?
@Valerie, entries should be emailed (with photos as attachments) to information@earthfare.com. I haven’t received an entry from your email address yet. I’ll email you directly
Hmmmm…..not sure what is going on, but mine still haven’t been posted. Did you receive my reply to the email?
@Valerie, I didn’t get an email from you. Hmm…how about this. Can you upload your photo to our facebook wall? Our page is at http://www.facebook.com/EarthFare. If you post it there, I’ll move it over to our flickr.
I’m not a member of facebook. Can I post there if I’m not a member? I sent them on a different email account, but I’m not sure you got those either.
I think my favorite was the one with the tomato sitting on a tower of rocks with a river and a mountain in the background. Very Zen. Also, the one with the tomato sitting on the glacier looking out over a huge valley, as if it had just climbed all that way…
But, for all those who wonder about the judging criteria, I think it’s pretty obvious that they were (for the most part) looking for natural poses with actual people in them, doing their normal vacation stuff, and just happened to be carrying a tomato. Also, the rainbow was picturesque and spontaneous, but not what I would call creative.
You can find the pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/earthfare/sets/72157624311090793/