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Well, I'm about 50 years behind the times and just recently jumped on facebook (and I'm lonely on there :P ). To get the big blue FB ball rolling I'm holding a competition where the prize is a full automotive shoot for the winner. This will include static overall and detail shots, rolling and rig shots, and some of my light painting

If you're curious as to the quality of my work you can have a flick through here....

To enter, all you need to do is add a pic of your ride on my wall. Once it's up it will get added to competition gallery, the car with the most "LIKES" by the 31st August wins the shoot including prints!

You can find my photography page here....

and my personal one here....

The only catch is the car needs to be around the Sydney Area to claim the prize. The highest voted local car wins!

be gentle, I'm new on there ;)

Good luck Ladies and Gennelmens...

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Well, I'm about 50 years behind the times and just recently jumped on facebook (and I'm lonely on there :P ). To get the big blue FB ball rolling I'm holding a competition where the prize is a full automotive shoot for the winner. This will include static overall and detail shots, rolling and rig shots, and some of my light painting

If you're curious as to the quality of my work you can have a flick through here....

To enter, all you need to do is add a pic of your ride on my wall. Once it's up it will get added to competition gallery, the car with the most "LIKES" by the 31st August wins the shoot including prints!

You can find my photography page here....

and my personal one here....

The only catch is the car needs to be around the Sydney Area to claim the prize. The highest voted local car wins!

be gentle, I'm new on there ;)

Good luck Ladies and Gennelmens...

Hey Mate,

I'd be up for that.

Cheers Paul

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Someone should give Matt (wait... my name is Matt...) a 2 week holiday from SAU because of this thread... for teh lulz :laugh:

lol iseewhatyoudidthere!

I would enter this but Im already in the advert so I think its unfair lol

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Snifls, post a picture of the car on my wall and its in. If its already on the wall I may have missed it and will look tomorrow.

The evil but early honorable Weevil needs to give more than last weeks notice for a shoot.

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Snifls, post a picture of the car on my wall and its in. If its already on the wall I may have missed it and will look tomorrow.

The evil but early honorable Weevil needs to give more than last weeks notice for a shoot.

Hey mate I did it's a white r33 under the stars my name is dallas

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