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21 Pictures of Hands Gently Cupping Dirt

By Jake Swearingen on April 12, 2013
Apr 12, 2013
Jake Swearingen

Stock photography shows us how much plants enjoy being softly cradled. (With sheepish apologies to The Hairpin.) ShareTweetPinEmail676 Shares

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Stock photography shows us how much plants enjoy being softly cradled.

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(With sheepish apologies to The Hairpin.)

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