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Start Your Computer Engines And Digitally Create Your Ultimate Dodge Charger Fantasy
The deadline was Sep. 20th. Click here to see the winning entries!
 With your imagination unleashed and your digital savvy to work with, it just might be you who wins the grand prize of, $1000 and star feature in the December issue of Popular Photography and Imaging Magazine. Or maybe you will win, $500–2nd place, $250–3rd place, or $100–show and still see your work in the magazine. Beyond a showcase in the magazine, 20 of the entries will be prominently archived on the website, www.PopPhoto.com, for the world to see. Give it your best effort as some of your competitors are likely to spend 10 to 20 hours on their submissions!!
To play, click here to download the 12 images, and then do what you do best. Click here to read contest rules. You are required to use elements from at least 3 of the top 6 fantasy images and at least 1 of the 6 Dodge Charger images. Feel free to apply any filters or plug-ins that your software can handle, but remember, you can’t add any other images beyond the ones we provide. The deadline is September 20th, 2005, so you better get started!!!
Unleash your Dodge Charger Fantasy for a chance to win $1,000 and much more!
Whatever happened to the muscle car? You know, the one that would send school kids scurrying to the other side of the bus just to watch it rumble past. Where did the great American machine go? It was sent to its cage. Leave it to Dodge to unleash it. The Dodge Charger is back with broad shoulders. The 2006 Charger is a rare piece of modern muscle designed to deliver on every level without ever dragging its knuckles on the pavement. The all-new Charger is fortified with technologies that provide newfound efficiency and unparalleled control from a thoroughly reinvented rear-wheel drive package. And it’s got a HEMI®. From the 5.7-liter V8 that puts out 340 best in class* horsepower to the brilliantly blueprinted 425-horsepower 6.1-liter HEMI SRT8, Charger’s got the goods. You’ll know from one turn of the key that this Charger wasn’t designed to simply silence critics of the American muscle car. It was designed to deafen them. *Based on Ward’s 2005 Upper Middle segment. For additional information on the All-new Dodge Charger please visit www.dodge.com/CHARGER.
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