Yes it is. Not one single bit of the car is cut off by the edges.

ok, thank you for clearing that up for me. that gives me more ideas now!

I can respect that, I was just using that picture as an example.

And Herc, if that 'full frontals and rear' was in part of the rules I am sorry for missing that part but thank you for clearing it up.

It wasn't spelled out in so many words but that is the intent of the "no partial".

lol i hate to be a SA here but major thread jack!!! haha JK.....

I'm still in the process of scouting a suitable location for my photoshoot. I also have to get my grilles installed but I just wanted to add that I dont see any problem at all with the rules as they have been laid out. If you consider most of the car calendars that you see for sale every year, they are made up of very high quality pics of exotics or hot rods that focus on the car itself. I mean isnt that why you pay money for a car calendar?
I see this as a venture to create a similar quality calendar of our cars that can stand on its own with pride. If it was slapped together with any old thing we cranked out the when we got the finished product it would look cheap. Keep in mind these pics are gonna get large and when you hang it on the wall the flaws will show up bigtime. I'm married to photographer so I've heard lots of this before and I dont intend to criticize, I'm just saying if we stick to the letter of the rules now we'll be happy we did later.

btw, what is that building in the background of your shots with the swooping lines...very cool looking place

I know that there are always questions that come up when rules are made, but seriously these rules arent hard to follow. Print off the rules and take them with you to your photoshoot. Apparently you're forgetting what they are on the way there. This is way too much drama over a picture.