There are photos I've taken of all of the award winners. It would require an incredible amount of time to correspond the award to a face/car to each category winner.
http://www.airspeedparts.com/forums/index.php?topic=19562.0Part 2 has the photos of the winners.
I'm not sure if many are aware but immediately as the award ceremony ends the entire show closes and the parking lot quickly empties. As a DVKK member I put aprox 24+ hrs of shooting/editing/uploading photos within hours of the events in a span of 3 days so that the world can see how we shine in British Columbia (and visitor exhibiting their cars) at the GCVW show. Just a friendly fyi for people that are not aware.... Events/wedding photographers charge rate is aprox $150-300+/ hr. Man am I pooped after that amazing weekend and Im more tired as if I shot a 15hr wedding. My professional camera gear is truly thoroughly abused in wear and tear for this voluntary documentation of the biggest VW show in Canada....mini rant over
Alot of hard work was involved this year and it certainly was the biggest ever GCVW!!!
To document the awards ceremony and uploading categorized winners with their cars is a serious undertaking. I highly doubt the "winners" will happily wait for a photo shoot that would seriously take an easy 2hrs+ to complete all winners. Finding the car category is only part of the difficultly in documenting the awards winners w/ cars. In addition get properly exposed photos of the car and winner without harsh lighting from the sun (if present on the day of the show) will be difficult too.
I speculate it would take aprox 8-12 hours of hard work in organizing picture file numbers with corresponding winners and uploading them in a proper manner. What I can do next year is take close ups of the winners so that "viewers" of the photos can read the plaques on the awards. I am thinking I will have a specific location (carpeted area) where all "winners" must stand on a marked area "X". USE a tripod and shoot like its a photo graduation photoshoot with studio lights (still thinking about that).
I've never seen much interest in the "winners" plaque portion of the show. Most individuals wanna see cars.
Any feasible ideas for next year? please pass me what you've brain stormed.