Beautiful work author.
Nice and clean.........................☺

nice dof......

Good entry but have a second look at the tag line, guess you forgot the 'd' in the end

thanks 'Robvdn' .. tire is also right word

"Never get you tire" is odd English. "Tired," is the correct grammar. "Never get you tire," means these shoes will never help you acquire a car tire. "Never get you tired," means you will remain energetic wearing them...

Tire is to become tired or bored, tyre is a thing on a wheel if we are talking English. (I think Americans spell it tire?)
The tagline would make more sense if it was 'Never make you tire'.
That all said and done, I love the shot, makes you wonder where the shoes have been, and what's over the next hill.......

Nice shot, English can be so confusing.

Entry Updated Dear all.

N thanks to all of you for helping me to correcting my Entry....
And i am so sorry for for this mistake.
Actually my English is not so good so i go to google translator and the translated it in in my language then i found that "Tire" word is right.
then you people said no its not correct then i again go to translator and check the word "tired" i found that its also have same meaning.
whatever its "English" so much confusion is there in it.... still its world common language... LOL.......

Author we have some people around which might speak your language and are willing to help others. You can check this page http://www.pxleyes.com/help-by-language/ or find another member who can help you. Mods are always willing to help, but we do not speak all languages

thank you so muchh for this help.....

Simple yet beautiful, and using greyscale photo contrasted with coloured title and tagline increase the effectiveness of the ads Great artwork

thanks Riady.....

really nice !

thnks Danielle.......

Yes I agree very nice comp here and good luck Author

thanks CABLDAWG71

congratulations for the third place

your welcome and gratz with ur third place.. Just when I saw the pic with th text i feelt like heck yeah i see this as a real add in magazin or a poster at the busstop