Finally! Pictures of my CG TSX
10-09-2004, 02:23 PM
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Finally! Pictures of my CG TSX
Here are a few pictures of my 6MT CG TSX w/ Navi that I took this afternoon. There are 10 total, so if that is too many for one post, someone let me know and I will edit a few out. Enjoy 
And last, but not least, this is what my trunk looks like while I am washing my car at 1 AM at a self service wash.
And last, but not least, this is what my trunk looks like while I am washing my car at 1 AM at a self service wash.
10-11-2004, 02:34 PM
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Ooops... I missed the "look". Thanks for the correction.
Yes, I do look really young for my age. That picture is over 2 years old now, but I can't say I look much different.
Hopefully I can say the same thing when I am 40
Yes, I do look really young for my age. That picture is over 2 years old now, but I can't say I look much different.
Hopefully I can say the same thing when I am 40
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10-11-2004, 02:56 PM
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Nope, no one has ever told me that the text is hard to read.
Unless you are viewing the site on an old 16k color LCD or just a dim monitor, there should be a decent level of contrast between the background of text, as I've tested it pretty much on every computer I can get my hands on.
Then again, my website isn't like Amazon.com and the likes, so I'm not too worried about wide-spread compatibility.
I will check around to see if others have trouble reading the text. In the meantime, try cranking up the brightness on your monitor.
Unless you are viewing the site on an old 16k color LCD or just a dim monitor, there should be a decent level of contrast between the background of text, as I've tested it pretty much on every computer I can get my hands on.
Then again, my website isn't like Amazon.com and the likes, so I'm not too worried about wide-spread compatibility.
I will check around to see if others have trouble reading the text. In the meantime, try cranking up the brightness on your monitor.
10-11-2004, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by virus7
nice shots fellow coloradoan!
Right now I am at school in PA, but I wish I were back in CO. I can't think of a better place to take pictures of my TSX than on an open country road with the mountains in the background.
10-11-2004, 06:30 PM
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Great pics - great contrast of slick finish/aging industrial ruins.
THought your webpage was great - appears to be cg for the background......... Found font size to be a challenging for these aging eyes, but the graphic spacing, "white space" (grey space) well used. Proportions good. Most people underestimate the rich visual of grey and the subtle qualities of grey/grey contrast.
Though I recognized the Bethlehem ruins....................
THought your webpage was great - appears to be cg for the background......... Found font size to be a challenging for these aging eyes, but the graphic spacing, "white space" (grey space) well used. Proportions good. Most people underestimate the rich visual of grey and the subtle qualities of grey/grey contrast.
Though I recognized the Bethlehem ruins....................
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