Last week, I had many photos in the Anet upload queue. Here are the ones that didn't make it...some for stupid reasons such as not centered in the photo (like the Harrier)...but how the hell do you have to show the folks it was hoovering if you have to have the plane centered?  ???
Anyways, the screeners didn't like the 1600pix ones, I hope you like the compressed 800pix ones. 

thats a very nice shot of a B-1 on takeoff
the tornado picture is also ver good

Ah well. I was never competitive & I'm not qualified to criticise other people's work. If I like the photos I say so. If I don't like them I keep my big trap shut.

I post my own photos here to share them with my friends. I look on them as snapshots, not works of art. I take them for my satisfaction & nobody is forced to look at them. I also like to add a little story to make it interesting. It's nice when someone comments & says they like them. I sometimes think it's like dragging out the family album & boring people to death.

Lovely photos there Bones I stopped submitting to Anet a while back after they rejected several of my photos (which were good) and the next day had a blatant cut and paste jobbie in there, seems they are into either cronyism or cronyism

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They have the same problem at the Nats, the UK national R/C championships. I know a few of the chaps that go regularly & they call it the "halo factor". Once someone has a reputation the judges overlook little obvious faults that would disqualify anyone else. This means they always end up winning & the others never stand a chance. I imagine it's much the same in any competition where judging depends on someone's personal opinion.

If I could take a photo like that Tornado in Bones' first shot I would be very proud indeed. I don't care what the people at Anet or anyone else think.

Fantastic shots .......... Who are ANET anyway?

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My posting  should have been surrounded by [sarcasm] [/sarcasm]  because it doesn't come across in type 

Thanks for the replies guys!

Why I upload them to Anet? Well, it's kinda like Craig says. If you get your photos in their database, you get recognition. Some of my shots got almost 1500 views in just 24 hours. If it wasn't the same day as the 777-200LR's first flight, my shot would have been the most viewed one for that day. 

I upload them to anet, here and fencecheck. But at Anet, you get the most views and that's what it's all about. If I make a photo, I'm proud of it and the more people get to see it, the more I like it. Don't think that I don't like my photos anymore after they were rejected, no, but having them in there gives you recognition and satisfaction!