April 2004 WALLPAPER time

[FuryNSX]

Time to rollout another edition of the monthly NSX wallpaper.

April's picture originated from the CalCoastalNSX Auto-X last month. This 1992 Sebring Silver belongs to Steve Riter, username "Ca AGNSX".

Hope you all like.
-Randy



The 800x600 version:

And the linked higher resolution versions:

1600x1200 version
1280x800 version

 

[Ojas]

I love the filmstrip - Great work as usual. Thanks!

 

[ss_md]

Randy - Nice job You can even see the texture in the bra.

 

[JPS Europa]

I was starting to worry. Folks call me and I don't know what month it is because I don't have another calandar in my office that I look at. Showing up for meetings on the wrong day...I have to get over this NSX wallpaper thing...
Thanks for the fix Randy

OK, I just looked at it. One thing I notice from month to month is that the icons tend to show up much better and are easier to read against a darker background. April is a much better background than March from that standpoint.

 

[coolnsx]

Thanks Randy, I agree the film strip looks very nice.

 

[NeoNSX]

That's a little different; a big contrast to last month's "bling bling rims".
A lot of grey in the picture. I like it.

 

[Elite]

Nice... as always. Thanks

 

[tbNSX]

Very nice! The filmstrip idea is very creative.

The desktop is now at peace with the month.

 

[TigerNSX]

I have just gotten a new computer at work, and this is my first wallpaper on my computer!

 

[Single Samurai]

Nice!

 

[jlindy]

great work

 

[theguppies]

great work!

 

[NSXLuvr]

great work!

 

[FuryNSX]

The desktop is now at peace with the month.

That pretty much sums it up why I do it. My purpose in life is to spread the NSX faith, one desktop at a time.

 

[JizJizJiz]

Beautiful.

 

[KGP]

Thanks, Randy. Any reason there is no film strip on the 1280 X 800 version? Not looking the gift horse in the mouth, just wondering.

 

[FuryNSX]

Thanks, Randy. Any reason there is no film strip on the 1280 X 800 version? Not looking the gift horse in the mouth, just wondering.

At that screen ratio, the filmstrip ended up getting cropped off considerably. Most solutions would've required redoing some compositional details, and I was running out of time.

 

[len3.8]

Nice! As always Randy.
Thanks
Len