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  1. Night Hawk
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    Alright who can tell me who made this one up now seeing ... "7" of course!



    even that one quickly saw a change to separate the 32bit from the 64bit 7!

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  3. Captain Zero
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       New #72

    Looks like crap in this picture but this is the basic idea...
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  4. Night Hawk
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    You got kind of washed out at the top there! Don't worry I've gone through quite a few that were too glary to be usable.
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  6. Captain Zero
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    Indeed. The semi-crap camera I have doesn't help, either.

    Here's the original image, for what it's worth. Rather pleasant, IMHO...
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  7. Night Hawk
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    You can see the difference right off due to the clarity of the original. The cause of the glare is primarily the illuminated cloud cover ending up seeing that washed out look.

    You'll notice the daylight and scenic shots for the 7 wallpapers always manager to see the source of the lighting pushed out of the way somewhat to avoid the glare factor. If that had been late afternoon, early dinner hour while still light enough that probably could have worked out.
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  8. BobbyManifesto
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  10. Night Hawk
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    Now that's a great one for two things there! Effect... "helpppp...!" and seeing the "7" grey logo as the admin picture! good one!
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  11. ten
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    I'm an F1 freak
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  12. Night Hawk
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    I wish I had some screen from the Monster Trucks when those have a flyby!
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  13. Mark
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    Do you mean something like this?



    http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...num=1&ct=title
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