My car and myself by amateur photographer

[twizz]

Just these for now! She didn't do a half bad job and it was the first time I ever tried to model :/

[Graham46]

Way to be brave and get in front of the camera! The top definitely stands out to me the most... both in terms of the black & white, and your gaze. Also the wind is blowing your hair a bit there and not in the others. Looking good

[twizz]

Thanks, that one is my favorite

[BigDaddyRex]

Ummm ... are booty shots allowed on here?

Just kiddin - the pix all look great, as does the car, and of course the model. Another great way to appreciate our cars!

[wrxtreme06]

nice pictures crystal. you should dye your hair orange to match the amber reflector in the headlights

[TheJ]

Very nice!

[Weasel 555]

b&w pic ftw esp as they kept the subaru badge blue

[twizz]

LOL Des I will get right on that :P

[sjcurtis]

Very nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Skreekin]

Great shots. My compliments to the car, the photographer, and of course Crystal for being brave enough to step in front of the camera and share. Are there more shots?

[lytlec]

Nice!

[twizz]

Thanks all! There's a few more. I got them from her on a CD today but unfortunately most of them won't open. Keep getting messages saying the files are damaged

[sjcurtis]

Nice car

[Graham46]

Thanks all! There's a few more. I got them from her on a CD today but unfortunately most of them won't open. Keep getting messages saying the files are damaged

If the pics are showing up as blank files without thumbnails, you could always try this: move them from the CD to the computer somewhere, and then for each one right click -> rename -> add ".jpg" to the end -> hit enter. I know it sounds weird but it always works for me when a picture can no longer be opened when its been moved from one drive to another. If they are actually damaged then I guess at least the photographer has the originals.

[twizz]

If the pics are showing up as blank files without thumbnails, you could always try this: move them from the CD to the computer somewhere, and then for each one right click -> rename -> add ".jpg" to the end -> hit enter. I know it sounds weird but it always works for me when a picture can no longer be opened when its been moved from one drive to another. If they are actually damaged then I guess at least the photographer has the originals.

I tried, it won't even let me move them. Says it can't read the file from the source.