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11/04/2011 12:17:18 AM · #1
I think it's quite hilarious that my photo in the symmetry challenge has more views after rollover than Gyaban. Stop it now ! SOmeone tell me why it was so bad, actually i already know.
11/04/2011 12:18:20 AM · #2
In the time it took me to write this it went up to 105, too funny!
11/04/2011 01:05:22 AM · #3
LOL, you finished in the exact same position in Symmetry as I did in Street Macro. I couldn't figure out what was so bad about mine either, and no one enlightened me with a comment. At least you are getting plenty of traffic now. I gave you a 6. I don't think it was particularly bad, but it didn't really grab me either. Maybe it was a bit sprawled out and not DPC sharp. (Now tell me what I did wrong. My street macro was in the street and it was on macro setting.)
11/04/2011 01:12:22 AM · #4
Originally posted by jomari:

LOL, you finished in the exact same position in Symmetry as I did in Street Macro. I couldn't figure out what was so bad about mine either, and no one enlightened me with a comment. At least you are getting plenty of traffic now. I gave you a 6. I don't think it was particularly bad, but it didn't really grab me either. Maybe it was a bit sprawled out and not DPC sharp. (Now tell me what I did wrong. My street macro was in the street and it was on macro setting.)


I did'nt vote on your shot, not sure why, but maybe b/c it did'nt really look like a street shot, could've been in your house. By the way groovy shoes.
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