The front is terribly blurry. You should just crop it so that it doesn't distract from the rest of the image.

I think this picture was shot while driving ... Isn't it ?
Well that's what this blurry part makes me think and it doesn't disturb me.
I feel like I'm in the same car as the author.

Yes, this was taken while driving. I kind of thought the affect was cool.

Pretty nice shooting from a moving vehicle, would have been even better had you stopped

Nothing says farm like a big ol' red tractor

Nice shot, I would have let more space above the tractor and perhaps less under it.

Beautiful composition and balance, very nice photo!

Wow, what a nice place, where is it? good luck!

Cameron highland at Malaysia.....

The fence is a bit distracting.

Short of magically making the fence disappear, this is a nice photo.

whith the fence gone it would be oof. was the idea to have the fence the focal point?

There is a way to shoot through mesh fences so that the fence does not appear - I have used the method a number of times in crocodile enclosures and emus etc using shallow DOF and longer zoom - if it's OK to post links then you can check here:

http://www.shutterphoto.net/article/take-advantage-of-depth-of-field-to-make-things-disappear

Just thought it might be useful. The picture isn't the best for this example and you can use auto focus if you prefer to manual focus like the writer stated

If this contest was for fences, it would have been O.K. apart from the fact that it is a little too dark, IMO

Nice image, very poetic for a farm pictures contest, good luck!

With this Photo I intentionally left the fence in focus, because I felt it added to the affect. I have others without the fence and don't like them nearly as much.

I appreciate the input and suggestions though, thank you!

seem a bit too light

friiskiwi...! the light is natural.. i think the brightness is due to the reflection of evening light from the water collected in the field and yellow paddy grains,and plants...