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Image One This picture will depict the snowboarder from the first image jumping over the Great Wall of China.

Image Two This image will be the snowboarder jumping in an arc over a white surface. We will transform the sky background to make it look like he is on the moon, in outer space.

Image Three This image will show the same snowboarder jumping over the roof of a building. We will add a city skyline, probably a night skyline, to the background.

Image Four We want to combine the feeling of snowboarding/surfing here. The snowboarder in this picture will be underwater.

Image Five This picture will show the snowboarder at the end of the course. He will be standing at the bottom of the mountain, looking up. Above him you will see all the places he has been through (desert, moon, city, ocean, etc.