Bayview Window
by scalvert

Comment:
This is the pier in Clearwater, right off Rt 60. I spent a couple days around Fort De Soto park, too. Wish I'd have known there were DPCers around!

Message edited by author 2006-04-24 00:38:19.

Over the Fence
by scalvert

Comment:
You and me both, Ray. I didn't expect to ribbon, but eleven votes of of 1 or 2 for Jump?!?! :-/

Screamin Eagle
by SDW

Comment:
In a lot full of motorcycle engines and bumper entries, this one goes in the showroom. Fantastic job, and my top pick! 10

Mirror-like Grille
by debapaka

Comment:
Heyyyy... this is what I was going to do with a reflected scene, but my friend with the nice chrome bumpers was out of town and you'd have clobbered me anyway. One of my top picks.

Polished
by bledford

Comment:
Very professional shot. Could be the cover of an annual report. One of my top picks- great job!

Toy Chrome !!
by mightythor

Comment:
Ya know, normally toys used as props get killed in the challenges, but I have to give you credit for making the car look believable. The texture of the rusty surface and the obscure background make the car seem almost real (if not for your title and that stray hair on the fender). Aside from that, you haven't really given your subject a story- a reason for being- so it's just, well... there. The words "aluminum" probably won't help you either, but again- good job making a toy look real! 6

The Sky's the Limit
by scalvert

Comment:

Originally posted by Gunnsi: What team is that?

Team 20D in the WPL "tournament." We barely beat out the heavyweight Team Nikon thanks to Rikki's slam dunk.

Gulliver Among the Little People™
by mpeters

Comment:
Great idea! I was sure this would be a ribbon, and I'm disappointed that it didn't make the top 5. Time to mark you as a favorite because you're definitely one to watch. ;-)

The Sky's the Limit
by scalvert

Comment:

Originally posted by yanko: I would take your Yellow entry over this one in a heartbeat.

Me too. Advanced Editing would have helped immensely with this shot. If I had dressed him in dark clothes, it would have helped. The yellow stripes on his shirt prevented me from opening up the foreground around his knees. :-(

White Peacock
by Tej

Comment:
Just wow!