Submit Your Best Pic For Possible 2004 Calendar
05-04-2003, 09:08 PM
#45
Originally posted by 96shogunmax
This had to come now didnt it. My car is about to goto the body shop. White w/blue pearl. Oh well maybe next time.
This had to come now didnt it. My car is about to goto the body shop. White w/blue pearl. Oh well maybe next time.
OR
This could be like a winter month pic...
OR this one
05-04-2003, 09:32 PM
#48
Thanks 
Due to some other needs this weekend, I didn't get around to finishing clay-barring it, so the car is not fully waxed up. And it was a day removed from a good wash, so there was some spots on it (crappy black
), but it turned out pretty well.
I was desperate to take some new pics, and got what I could
Not bad for an amateur guy with an eye for it.
Mike
Due to some other needs this weekend, I didn't get around to finishing clay-barring it, so the car is not fully waxed up. And it was a day removed from a good wash, so there was some spots on it (crappy black
), but it turned out pretty well.I was desperate to take some new pics, and got what I could
Not bad for an amateur guy with an eye for it.
Mike
Originally posted by D-sta
very nice!
very nice!
05-04-2003, 09:39 PM
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05-05-2003, 04:37 AM
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keep 'em comin!
05-05-2003, 06:24 AM
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Originally posted by Methamphetamine
keep 'em comin!
keep 'em comin!
Originally posted by clee130
If you want good looking calenders, you need good looking, hi-res photos - meaning non-digital photos. Those pictures that are posted up will not look good printed out.
Best thing to do is to take print pictures (you know ... with film) and then let the people who are doing the calendar scan them in.
If you want good looking calenders, you need good looking, hi-res photos - meaning non-digital photos. Those pictures that are posted up will not look good printed out.
Best thing to do is to take print pictures (you know ... with film) and then let the people who are doing the calendar scan them in.
05-05-2003, 06:51 AM
#54
Originally posted by clee130
If you want good looking calenders, you need good looking, hi-res photos - meaning non-digital photos. Those pictures that are posted up will not look good printed out.
Best thing to do is to take print pictures (you know ... with film) and then let the people who are doing the calendar scan them in.
If you want good looking calenders, you need good looking, hi-res photos - meaning non-digital photos. Those pictures that are posted up will not look good printed out.
Best thing to do is to take print pictures (you know ... with film) and then let the people who are doing the calendar scan them in.
05-05-2003, 07:12 AM
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clee, Yeah, I know what you're saying - but what sOber said also...we can contact them when whomever and whenever we choose
05-05-2003, 11:50 AM
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Here is mine.. More on my homepage listed below..
05-05-2003, 03:03 PM
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kev, was that at a HIN show? hehe, i've never seen a wheel for a hood prop. 
05-05-2003, 06:36 PM
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Originally posted by Max4Speed
Nice
Nice
Originally posted by Methamphetamine
kev, was that at a HIN show? hehe, i've never seen a wheel for a hood prop.
kev, was that at a HIN show? hehe, i've never seen a wheel for a hood prop.
05-06-2003, 03:56 AM
#68
Originally posted by Blaxxxima
William -
If you had taken this picture from the same angle in bright sunlight, that might be an awesome pic (sunlight has to be coming from the right of the pic to get trees - from left of pic to get sun - on hood)
Mike
William -
If you had taken this picture from the same angle in bright sunlight, that might be an awesome pic (sunlight has to be coming from the right of the pic to get trees - from left of pic to get sun - on hood)
Mike
true I will try again later "when the sun is right"
05-06-2003, 04:13 PM
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lookin good fellas...
thismax2nv - SWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEET
thismax2nv - SWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEET
05-06-2003, 05:07 PM
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Originally posted by Methamphetamine
lookin good fellas...
thismax2nv - SWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEET
lookin good fellas...
thismax2nv - SWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEET
05-06-2003, 05:29 PM
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05-09-2003, 08:47 AM
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Originally posted by Conrad283
damn you sadler
damn you sadler
Nice pic too Kev. Any newer pic's of your car outside?
Here's two night pictures I took of the car a while ago...
and
*the colors weren't photoshopped or anything. That's how the HID's and superwhite's came out in the picture.
05-09-2003, 08:52 AM
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Woops, sorry for not shrinking the pic's more!
05-09-2003, 09:15 AM
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I was just thinking this, after my previous reply.. then I noticed your post.
BTW, nice night shots. hard to get good ones, so good work. Love the blue!
BTW, nice night shots. hard to get good ones, so good work. Love the blue!
Originally posted by Keh mon
I'm suprised more people didn't say anything about his picture. I really like how the background is black and white, while the car, grass, and foreground are color. Looks awesome! Make another one where just the car and the grass are color.
I'm suprised more people didn't say anything about his picture. I really like how the background is black and white, while the car, grass, and foreground are color. Looks awesome! Make another one where just the car and the grass are color.
