Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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As for myself, I found . . .
. . . Matt's series of images . . .
. . . utterly captivating. These are perhaps the most charming images ever presented on WristScan, in my humble opinion. Well done, Matt!
The WristScan category was more difficult as there were several outstanding entries, but two photos had a recurring and compelling theme. Tempusfugit's Seiko . . .
. . . and George's [log-in: grigo] Panerai . . .
. . . were both enhanced by their dissimilar yet sympathetic backgrounds. Neither were technically exceptional, but both communicated pride of possession in a charmingly ordinary way.
Cordially, Art
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Our judges this week are . . .
. . . KCKL for Wrist Scan and Piaget moderator MTF for Static Photo. This message has been edited by Dr No on 2011-07-31 08:25:15
The decision for Static Photo . . .
. . . goes to Blomman for this photo of his JLC . . . . . . with a Special Mention from the Judge for Matt's Rolex launchpad blastoff . . . . . . and an Honorable Mention for Matt's Rolex launchpad countdown . . . . . . images. Æsop would've agreed ....
The Judge's original decision . . .
. . . can be viewed here: wristscan.watchprosite.com As we say in the States . . . . . . . . .
Thanks guys!
what a week! fantastic wristscan from Tyler, the TTDSA is on fire!... Matt
Judge KCKL had this to say . . .
. . . regarding this week's Wrist Scans: "Hi Art, There are many strong contenders this week. From the very basic of APs to Pams and more JLCs Polaris and the DSAs and the ultra modern Urwerk. I am selecting not based on favorite brands but how these watc...
Thanks KCKL
Thanks KCKL for your kind comments on the Gerber P10 photo. But I agree that the JLC TT DSA is the watch of the moment and this image of Tyler's watch captured it beautifully. Congratulations to all. Another very enjoyable week of images and watches. Andr...
Thank you for your kind words.
The superb photo actually mainly attribute to our talented moderater of the photography forum, K T. I merely contributed the wrist and the watch. I don't whether that count as cheating. Nevertheless I would like to thanks and congratulate K T for his fant...
As for myself, I found . . .
. . . Matt's series of images . . . . . . utterly captivating. These are perhaps the most charming images ever presented on WristScan, in my humble opinion. Well done, Matt! The WristScan category was more difficult as there were several outstanding entri...
Thanks Art...
I was happy shooting the pics, happy with the results, happy sharing them and finally happy many poeple enjoyed them! Just happy and almost ready to go on vacation! Matt
I think this is the first time . . .
. . . two nearly identical watches made the final cut.
Congrats & thank you!
Wow, not often seen a double for a brand/watch posted by different participants! A bit alarming... Guess I was lucky that the lady bug moved in Matt's pic… Best Blomman