Vote for the September Screenshot Competition!

[Alex]

Well guys, it's that time of month. Another massive competition is behind us, with 23 entries, well done to all who put the effort in and submitted a shot!

Make sure you have your high-res copy still safely saved - we'll need it if your shot gets voted the winner.

Voting will be open until Saturday (4th October) evening, then the screenshot that has the most votes will be the winner, and the author will get to choose a Justflight payware product and get it absolutely free.

Feel free to post any questions, and the best of luck to all.

Alex

Edit: Oh yea, you can still check out the bigger images here, if you're undecided.

[Blabzillaweasel]

My votes in, good luck guys

[jastheace]

hard to chose this one, good luck everyone

[Njbb1995]

My votes in good luck to everyone!!

[waka172rg]

my votes away good luck who ever win there shout

[Mattnz]

Tough choice this month, but made my vote

[cirrusnature]

Another quality month. My vote is in. Good luck everyone

[benwynn]

My Vote is also in.

But I just have one comment to make. I think the topic was really brushed past on this occasion.

The theme was, Back to Basics, and it was not at all strictly controlled.

All the images this month are fantastic, but whether or not alot of them are "Back to Basics" is my problem.

I understand everybody has their own perception, but theres a fine line between the two.

[toprob]

QUOTE (benwynn @ Oct 3 2008, 10:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

My Vote is also in.

But I just have one comment to make. I think the topic was really brushed past on this occasion.

The theme was, Back to Basics, and it was not at all strictly controlled.

All the images this month are fantastic, but whether or not alot of them are "Back to Basics" is my problem.

I understand everybody has their own perception, but theres a fine line between the two.

It was a tricky theme, that's for sure, but actually, as we've seen, this helps open it up a little, rather than having to define a strict interpretation. And as always, the poster decides what represents the theme for him, the voters decide if he made the right decision:)

[Alex]

I can really only echo Robin on this one.

My idea was to get a range of varied shots (as opposed to all landing, all in cockpit), with each person showing off what they thought that theme meant. I try to keep the themes really open to interpretation, so we get a smattering of different shots, and people really have the chance to enter in a shot which has meaning to them.

Alex

[PiperDriver]

My votes in.

[Alex]

Congratulations Paul, winning with a three-vote margin.

First time an unpowered aircraft has won a competition here, as an aside.

Alex