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Mosca · 05-05-05, 07:47

I agree 100% with 01bluecls' assessment that the photography makes a huge difference, and the STORY as well.

You didn't just transform a car, you also told the story, showed the steps, took fantastic pictures that let us see what you saw, and made it all coherent. It communicated very well exactly what happened.

Anyone who has done a detail or a tutorial, let alone AN EXTREME MAKEOVER, with the intent from the beginning of writing it up and explaining it, knows that it's not that easy to do; it makes the work that much harder when you have to stage every shot, stop and take pictures, etc.

Congratulations on your second win in a row, you earned it!

Tom

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Mosca perpetual noob Mosca is offline Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 2,006	I agree 100% with 01bluecls' assessment that the photography makes a huge difference, and the STORY as well. You didn't just transform a car, you also told the story, showed the steps, took fantastic pictures that let us see what you saw, and made it all coherent. It communicated very well exactly what happened. Anyone who has done a detail or a tutorial, let alone AN EXTREME MAKEOVER, with the intent from the beginning of writing it up and explaining it, knows that it's not that easy to do; it makes the work that much harder when you have to stage every shot, stop and take pictures, etc. Congratulations on your second win in a row, you earned it! Tom __________________ The best way to maintain that "just waxed" look is to have just waxed your car.