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Old 5th of March 2007 (Mon)   #1
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what can I say, I will let the photo speak for themseleves
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Number 2 does it for me. My sort of angle. You should have prised off the centre cap from No3 and put it on so it was upright !!1
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Number 2 does it for me. My sort of angle. You should have prised off the centre cap from No3 and put it on so it was upright !!1
haha, yea problem with that is the owner was close by.
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Another vote for #2. I'm going to have to make it to a few more car shows with my camera this year.
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Pretty ordinary IMHO. Backgrounds and angles are areas i'd suggest thinking more about. #2 isn't well exposed according to my monitor.
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I'm not much of a porche fan but I'm liking number 2
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I want one !
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#2 is good. Has a very monochrome look.
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yup, ill go with #2 as well - very nice shot, almost abstract, u could get that framed for a nice man-room like a den or fancy sports bar
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it interesting that everyone likes number two. I haven't done much to it and I think Tim is right, a tad dark. I haven't touched it at all it's straight out of the camera. only usm and resize

however it's not my frav. which I think will go with number 1
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They are amazingly common here in Munich. I also like 2 more than the others
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#2 is a great shot, but I like #1 also. Nice example of a 964 Cab, complete with clear corners.
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Give me to silver one in the middle of picture 4. 2 i my fav photo though
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Like the detail in shot 3.
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Cleanliness!!! #1 is my fav at the moment but that could change
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