Bri7man;1766562 said:I wasn't very impressed with a good amount of the supra selections in the 2009 calender, and the angles in the 2010 calender were just terrible in regards to lighting. There were many pics with the side of the car being displayed in the dark with the light hitting the opposite side. It's just painful to see when there are many other beautiful cars with proper shots taken. Tanya has said she has been busy, so I'm wondering if she is going to be able to put ample time into selecting unique Supras with proper lighting, angle and backdrops. I'm hearing the same complaints with other members on the forum. Also if Tanya is passionate about the calender why did she come in so late on it this year? I'm sure there are others with the skills that would be honored to put together this project in good taste.
It just feels rushed and odd.. Judging by the selections in the previous years I would not purchase a calender for the 4 cars that are actually unique and properly shot. I can't ignore the fact that I am not the only one that feels this way from others I have talked to on the forum. I felt I should throw this out there for others that aren't too keen on voicing their own criticisms to hopefully guide this project on the right track. There are plenty of absolutely stunning, beautiful mk3's that have had tons of work put into them that are not selected. These are the sorts of owners that are worth contacting alone to see if they would be open to having their car pictured. This project is definitely something I would like to see improved upon and can only hope for the best this year.
With that said I plan on going out on a limb and buying one this year. I don't really want to judging by the previous years.., but with everything I have said and the others I have spoken for, I feel I need to. Why can't the final pictures that were chosen be viewed before purchasing the calender. This alone seems like a marketing scam in the least. Hopefully this year it will be different.
Please excuse me if this seems harsh, but I can't help but be disappointed with the calender responsibility change. I wish there were more unique and different looking Supras in the calendar, nice stock looking Supras with original paint/trim and aftermarket rims just aren't very unique or interesting to me. I was really looking forward to a fresh perspective.
Canuckrz;1766576 said:I too share Brian's sentiments, if I submitted a picture to be used for a non profit community calender and then it suddenly turned into someone making a profit off of it I would want to be notified before my car would be used.
Kai;1766578 said:Me three. Sorry, but to just jump into the middle of a thread and announce that you're taking over, is a piss poor way to do things. How about you actually *ASK* people if they want to be involved with your now money-making calendar? After all, you're the one going to be profiting off this venture, not the ones with the cars.
Sside;1766580 said:x4 I agree with kai, canu, and bri. You cant just "take over" and then have a new thread started and its all good.
Dani87x;1766621 said:
te72;1766746 said:As for all the uproar in here, nobody's forcing you to submit pictures of your car, neither are you being forced to buy it. Therefore, how the calendar process is handled is of NO inconvenience to you. Those of us who are grown up enough to not mind the situation can continue to be featured in and purchase said calendar if we so choose. That said Tanya, all the pictures I've sent in, you're more than welcome to use.
I swear, how did this even become an issue worth getting the forum's collective panties in a bunch? :nono: