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From tek@evilsuperbrain.com:
Well to be perfectly honest I'd rather die (not dye) in a car wreck than from
cancer or something. At least if you die in a car wreck people know you were
going somewhere, and enjoying it... but that's just me :)

Anyway, this is one of my favourite images this round, it's very beautiful yet
communicates it's message very clearly. I would say the cars could use more
detailed textures, they both seem to be just a generic rust material, but
everything else in the scene is amazing.

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From billpragnell@hotmail.com:
Great texturing throughout - I especially love the drystone wall and the bent
road sign.


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From zekaric@yahoo.ca:
I like this image.  The modelling is nicely done and the scene is well put
together.  Good job.

Nit pick:  Die not Dye.  Dye is used to change the color of cloth.

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From BigTrav2001@chartermi.net:
Absolutely beautiful. Nicely done, and an intellegent take on the topic.
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From p.gibellini@teinos.com:
How sad...
But is a beautiful image!

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From soccerplaya91@hotmail.com:

nice
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From diegocg@quipo.it:
Very good image. Remarkable for illumination and 
textures. One of my favourites for this round.

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From glenn@mccarters.net:
Nicely done.  What a moment, indeed.
Fine subdued late afternoon lighting.  Nice modeling and scene layout.  =
The twisted and highlighted 60 sign adds a lot to the scene: it becomes =
both a visual focal point as well as a commentary on the event itself.
If I had to complain, it would be for the unrealistic lack of detail on =
the underside of the overturned car -- as if it is modeled in clay by =
somebody who knows *nothing* about cars :-).

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From 25ct@lineone.net:

  A sombre and poignant image.


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From file:
I really like just everything about this one!  I like the way that it shows what
might happen after the theme "speed".  the concept is just really great
Notable for modelling, originality