Ya know, forget I said anything. After being involved with some photographers and photography type things I'm seeing a side of things that is not and probably not going be popular to some.

I wasn't referring to the owner of the car, i was referring to the photographer. That's all.

~Eric

ok...

:_paranoid

You want to be compensated for being in a photo contest?? lol

Umm... ok

Robert McGaffin entered the PHR photo contest and it pretty much launched his carrer. I guess that was payment.

In any event, it's a fun contest and if an entrant is really good it can lead to other things.. what's not to love?

I tried to retract my statement, my opinion is obviously not popular so i'm not going to continue to argue my point.

~Eric

And McGaffin went on to get the cover of Hot Rod Magazine with his shoot of Razor. I can't wait to see how his photoshoot went at Autokraft a few days ago.

I saw that photo, makes me wonder if he was scraping his knuckles on the ground to get that shot :wow:

this is cool!

I'll roll the Camaro in the back yard and get a shot - especially considering I just slapped a set of hot new Nitto tires on it with the Intro rims...AND will be needing some tires for my next Vette project!

since we moved we have a cattle field out back with creek/trees/pond - that should make a better back drop than my old yard below.

DOH...EDIT - no grass/gravel...DOH! okay...I can park it in the street in front of the cornfield (that is just sprouting)...

http://mcspeed.homestead.com/prowler1.jpg

Scraping the ground??? HUH!!. Steven is right, winning the contest was payment enough, but I also won in many ways. I made alot of friends, especially with people here, and doing my dream job. I have always wanted to combine my love for photography and my passion for cars, now I am living it. I owe a debt of thanks for all who took a chance on me. So thanks.
:lateral: :thumbsup:

will definitely be sending in some shots.

Liz love the tattoo. :thumbsup: