It does seem that way right ?
The ricer prob stole the picture and cloaned it on his
before I stole it and cloaned it on mine

 

nice!!

 

Great! Thanks for the wallpaper

Jack

 

Hmmm, I think "those" are going to leave swirl marks on your hood! Oh well, just get her to wax on with the left, and wax off with the right... wax on, wax off...

 

 

The Only thing wrong with that wallpaper is that I can see somebody crouching down taking a picture of the L in the reflection

 

Very nice wallgirl, I mean wallpaper, paper, paper, tongue is tied up... Can I get one of you computer guru's to photo shop one in Red ?? The Sonic Blue looks awesome, but, I'm kind of biased on Red,

 

Hmmm, really? Tell me where? I can't see the photographer... the picture was taken from a pretty good distance with telephoto zoom, so he would be very small if visible at all... but I'd like to see where you think you see him.

 

I don't see the camera man. Please circle where he is?

 

I think you have to try hard to see it. Maybe its just in your mind.

 

That just looks like a nice AZ mountain to me...

 

I think thats just the curve in the truck

 

Hmm, I suppose that dark reflection could be mistaken for the crouched body/shoulders of a photographer, but I am 99% certain it's not his reflection. And it's not a mountain either. Notice that the reflection of the horizon bulges upward anytime the body of the truck curves away from you. The reflection bulges upward in the crease before the flareside, behind the cab, and also way back after the flareside (by the taillight as the body panel retreats from view). If it were the photographer's reflection, it would only be a form visible from 1 particular angle. His reflection might appear on several curves (like the highlight farkles that appear on different parts on the body: there is only 1 sun, but it's reflection appears more than once), but he wouldn't span the amount of horizon visible between the cab and flare. That is like the intersection of 2 domes, covering almost 90 degrees of horizon.

 

BMWBig6...I think you're wrong. After years of special training, I can call myself and "expert" and I am 99.9% sure it is an AZ Mountain and the .1% is that it could be a wild african fire ant nest.

WAL

 

I could see how that would look like the photographer, but then the picture wouldnt make any sense, as it would have been taken far too close. Looks like flat horicon with a couple trees to me.