Train Bridge:
Berlin Wall:
Airport Termnal:
Beaches:
Linc Babe:
Vote for your favorite listener submitted pictures
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Vote for your favorite listener submitted pictures
Our great international audience has sent us some awesome pictures showing their love. Check them out and vote for your favorite:
Train Bridge:
Berlin Wall:
Airport Termnal:
Beaches:
Linc Babe:
Train Bridge:
Berlin Wall:
Airport Termnal:
Beaches:
Linc Babe:
Last edited by Patrick on Tue Apr 25, 2006 8:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
This is really tough to choose. I'd like to know how some of those were done. The beach with the letters drawn in the sand is fantastic. I am also blown away by how the letters in the airport terminal are drawn in there. It's flawless!
Okay, follow the link in the pictures and you will see. Cool service.
Okay, follow the link in the pictures and you will see. Cool service.
linc babe
i chose the linc babe, at a hope for sloppy seconds
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"The complexity of software is an essential property not an accidental one."
--Brooks
"The complexity of software is an essential property not an accidental one."
--Brooks
kernel traffic
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"It is a widely accepted notion among painters
that it does not matter what one paints, as long as
it is well painted. This is the essence of
academicism. There is no such thing as a good
painting about nothing." --Mark Rothko
that it does not matter what one paints, as long as
it is well painted. This is the essence of
academicism. There is no such thing as a good
painting about nothing." --Mark Rothko
A.E.
;i love this!Patrick wrote:An old one but a good one:
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"It is a widely accepted notion among painters
that it does not matter what one paints, as long as
it is well painted. This is the essence of
academicism. There is no such thing as a good
painting about nothing." --Mark Rothko
that it does not matter what one paints, as long as
it is well painted. This is the essence of
academicism. There is no such thing as a good
painting about nothing." --Mark Rothko