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Mustang Photograph of the Month Contest - June 2026
- Thread starter Friend of Dorothy
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COBRAFREAK1996
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Hyperfest at VIR in May.
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Is that Orange Fury? Looks fantastic.Just out rotating the air in the tires.
Edit: How hard is that to keep clean? Just before I found my Oxford white GT350R, there was a GT350R in Colorado (or Nevada?) in Orange Fury. I really liked it, but ChatGPT told me it would be harder to keep clean than most colors (but not as hard as black).
My last sports car was an e92 M3 in Jerez Black... never again. It was ALWAYS dirty.
13GetThere
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They're all just as dirty. It's just that some colors show dirt more than others.
White shows less dirt than other colors because white is the presence of all colors, so when dirt gets on white, unless it's really dark like road tar it just doesn't stand out like it does on black. Now black is the absence of all color, so when any color lands on black it stands out because there was no color there before. Most road dirt is light grey or beige. when it lands on a lighter colored surface it blends in. When it lands on a black or dark grey surface it stands out.
White shows less dirt than other colors because white is the presence of all colors, so when dirt gets on white, unless it's really dark like road tar it just doesn't stand out like it does on black. Now black is the absence of all color, so when any color lands on black it stands out because there was no color there before. Most road dirt is light grey or beige. when it lands on a lighter colored surface it blends in. When it lands on a black or dark grey surface it stands out.
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MUSTANG PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MONTH WINNER
Well, this months winner was never in doubt from day one! A worthy winner on more than one count; not only is it a great photograph, it depicts a momentous occasion, and as a bonus, rewards a moderator who volunteers their time to the forum. Congratulation @Kristian87 on your marriage and for a great photo.
Thank you to everyone who made a contribution to the competition, either by submitting a photograph or by voting.
The June competition is now CLOSED, so please post your next contribution in the new thread for July 2026.
Thanks,
Chris
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