Hi all! The topic for this week's contest is Underground Locations. Think subways, crypts, bunkers, etc. Basically any human-made environment that is set up underground.
Standard avatar contest rules apply: images must be no more than 200 x 200 pixels and 1 MB, and they must be SFW. And although the thread title was also used as the title of a movie, no media images are allowed. (Sorry, no underground temples or tombs visited by Indiana Jones or Lara Croft... unless of course they also exist in real life, in which case a real-life image must be used.) Note that if someone enters a subway station, crypt, etc., you can still enter other examples of that same thing, just please make it a different example, rather than another picture of the exact same one.
Each participant may enter up to three entries. The contest will be open for about a week, although I may extend it due to Easter weekend.
To start us off, here is my first entry:
Toledo Metro Station in Naples, Italy. Its glittery artistry is intended to evoke the feeling that you are underwater, instead of underground. And since the avatar size doesn't really do it justice, here's the full original image for your viewing pleasure:
Have fun!
Standard avatar contest rules apply: images must be no more than 200 x 200 pixels and 1 MB, and they must be SFW. And although the thread title was also used as the title of a movie, no media images are allowed. (Sorry, no underground temples or tombs visited by Indiana Jones or Lara Croft... unless of course they also exist in real life, in which case a real-life image must be used.) Note that if someone enters a subway station, crypt, etc., you can still enter other examples of that same thing, just please make it a different example, rather than another picture of the exact same one.
Each participant may enter up to three entries. The contest will be open for about a week, although I may extend it due to Easter weekend.
To start us off, here is my first entry:
Toledo Metro Station in Naples, Italy. Its glittery artistry is intended to evoke the feeling that you are underwater, instead of underground. And since the avatar size doesn't really do it justice, here's the full original image for your viewing pleasure:
Have fun!