Description My biggest combo shot EVAR. A Jaguar XKR and a Ferrari 246 Dino GT! Lets not forget about all of those Bentleys and Aston Martins over there, and lets not forget about the Ferraris way in the back. These were on West Putnam Avenue
guys be honest, here are pictures online with the main subject even smaller than the Dino on this picture... If it would be any other car in front noone would say anything. That's what I mean.
I hate to get into this argument. But agreed with Shane. I'm fine with combos of cars that aren't featured, but when an XKR is the main subject in the pic, and you put it under a car that's just in the back, I wouldn't consider this a good idea.
What he meant by that was the main car in this picture is just an XKR, when in his case, he saw a REAL Cobra, which easily deserves to be featured, but it wouldn't be if he put it under Cobra.
"Maybe I did that because my photo actually deserved to be featured." This sounds a little like you think you are something better than Rivi... Sorry, but I think Rivi is right and you can clearly see the Dino, so what's the problem. I saw many pictures like that, you always use the car of the combo to make your picture featured... Nothing wrong with that imo
Andrew put a photo of a Shelby Cobra under "Ferrari F430" even though the main car was a Cobra, but there was an F430 in front of it, so I don't see why I can't do this even though you could clearly see the Dino. I'm not accusing Andrew of breaking the rules, I am not trying to drag him into this, and I think it is perfectly fine that he did that, so why can't I do the same?
Please, place your photos in the category that the main car in the picture is. If the Dino were in front, and the Jag in the back, you wouldn't put it under XKR, would you?
But it is clearly visible in this photo, so I will not change the category. And I don't know where the XKR came from. As far as I know, there are no Jaguar dealerships on West Putnam Avenue
Thing is: I didn't know there was a 246 Dino in the picture until I was editing it. Plus, I already posted a photo of that 246 Dino when it was on a different street
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