I tried my hand at a motivational poster, thoughts?

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I think the picture with the muzzle flash misses the mark. The perspective of this picture is that the intruder is supposed to be looking head on into the barrel, and can't tell if its a Mossber or Remington, thus making the point that it doesn't matter.

The muzzle blast is a side view, and the intruder would not be hit. It should be re-title "Homeowner needs a Surefire so he can see what he is shooting at".

I think you need to get your camera in front of your shotgun, fire off a round in the dark, and take a photo of the muzzle flash head on, and then use that in your poster.. Of course, I would advise placing your camera on a tripod for this maeuver.
 
I think you need to get your camera in front of your shotgun, fire off a round in the dark, and take a photo of the muzzle flash head on, and then use that in your poster.. Of course, I would advise placing your camera on a tripod for this maeuver.

Not my pic, but it did cross my mind about the muzzle flash.
 
It would be cool if you could show the shooter illuminated by the muzzle flash. Something similar to this only face-on to the camera. A good snarl on the illuminated face of the shooter would be a nice touch.

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:D LOL! :D

I'll be the minority: I think that the first one's perfect. Let the criminal that I imagine facing into the picture feel the Annnn-tici..............................................

....................{SAY IT!}....................

.......................................................pation! {/Rocky Horror Picture Show}

The muzzle flash picture is great, too; I just like the "bad surprise awaiting a robber" aspect of the first poster.

Good Stuff. :)
 
If we only had reports from the afterlife...then we could get burglars side of things...unless they burgle in gun free zones
 
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