| [view] | A World Champion and a Pro Tour Champion |
| [view] | A giant check |
| [view] | With a handshake and a flourish, PTLA ends with Mikey P triumphant |
| [view] | Maher with Runner-Up Cornelissen |
| [view] | Cornelissen plots some destruction |
| [view] | Semifinalist Klauser accepts his award |
| [view] | Last years two best players |
| [view] | Pustilnik appeals to the masses |
| [view] | Mikey P scared to death |
| [view] | A sad, sad discard pile |
| [view] | Cornelissen bashes through Pustilniks defenses |
| [view] | Ace Sideboard reporters Adrian Sullivan and Michelle Bush |
| [view] | Champion Michael Pustilnik and his trophy |
| [view] | THE RED ZONE |
| [view] | Cornelissen looks at the board |
| [view] | Pustilnik is happy with his tournament result |
| [view] | Pustilnik, or Mikey P or Dr. P |
| [view] | Cornelissen is pleased |
| [view] | Trophy in sight, finalists Michael Pustilnik and Kamiel Cornelissen play for the gold |
| [view] | Pustilnik shakes after beating Klauser |
| [view] | Finkel and Cornelissen shake after a brutal match |
| [view] | Cornelissen taps his creature while Sideboard reporter Ben Ronaldson observes |
| [view] | The Finals Stage |
| [view] | Kamel Cornelissen made it to the finals |
| [view] | Klauser is one of two players sporting Rith |
| [view] | No matter what he tried, Cornelissen always checked Finkel |
| [view] | Finkel got crushed in the semis, 3-0 |
| [view] | Pustilnik vs. Klauser |
| [view] | A happy Dr. P |
| [view] | Benedikt Klauser of Austria |
| [view] | Dr. P Absorbs |
| [view] | Jeff Donais and Collin Jackson, senior judges |
| [view] | Red Zone hijinks |
| [view] | Rose vs. Cornelissen |
| [view] | Erno Ekebom of Finland |
| [view] | Mister Michael Gurney |
| [view] | Chester, Virginias Lawrence Creech |
| [view] | Jon Finkel dropped the semifinals |
| [view] | Pustilnik points at his Hope Weaver |
| [view] | Gurney Zaps Finkels Rats |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen weighs his options |
| [view] | Jon Finkel has Smoldering Tar in play |
| [view] | Michael Gurney |
| [view] | Erno Ekebom takes his blocker out of the Red Zone |
| [view] | Cornelissen fends off Roses quick deck |
| [view] | Klauser looks puzzled at Ekeboms play |
| [view] | Kyle Rose |
| [view] | Klauser and Ekebom shake after their match |
| [view] | New Yorker Mikey P |
| [view] | Erno Ekebom |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | A dead-set Kyle Rose |
| [view] | Austrian Benedikt Klauser |
| [view] | Rose dropped the quarterfinals to Cornelissen |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | Ekebom vs. Klauser |
| [view] | Jon Finkel, after two days of play, looks a little tired |
| [view] | A good ol standoff |
| [view] | Creech vs. Pustilnik |
| [view] | Lawrence Creech Repulses in response to Shackles |
| [view] | The Top 8 |
| [view] | Top 8: Kyle Rose |
| [view] | Top 8: Michael Pustilnik |
| [view] | Top 8: Benedikt Klauser |
| [view] | Top 8: Michael Gurney |
| [view] | Top 8: Jon Finkel |
| [view] | Top 8: Erno Ekebom |
| [view] | Top 8: Lawrence Creech |
| [view] | Top 8: Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | The Maro - Mark Rosewater |
| [view] | The final draft |
| [view] | Random Canadians: Jeff Donais and Josh Bennett |
| [view] | Ekebom stands up to lay out his pack |
| [view] | Klauser selects a green card |
| [view] | Finkel checks out a pack |
| [view] | Klauser and Rose at the draft |
| [view] | Rith sits atop Cornelissens draft pile |
| [view] | The Top 8 draft |
| [view] | A large crowd gathered to watch the final draft |
| [view] | Finkel reaches across the table |
| [view] | Michael Gurney lays out his pack |
| [view] | Kai Budde reads all about it in the newly redesigned Sideboard Magazine |
| [view] | Fujita vs. Nakamura |
| [view] | Sadeghpour vs. Rose |
| [view] | The Kyle Rose - close to the Top 8 |
| [view] | Swedens Sadeghpour |
| [view] | Froelich vs. Cornelissen |
| [view] | Virginias Eric Froelich |
| [view] | Ekebom vs. Niemenen |
| [view] | Niemenen |
| [view] | Erno Ekebom looks good for the Top 8 |
| [view] | Satoshi sulks at an overpopulated Red Zone |
| [view] | Kenichi Fujita, Japans hope for its first Top 8 at a Pro Tour |
| [view] | James Lee gets some |
| [view] | Dan Bock |
| [view] | Wise vs. Ekebom |
| [view] | Erno Ekebom |
| [view] | Gary Wise dropped his last match and missed out on the Top 8 |
| [view] | A happy Svend Geersten |
| [view] | Cornelissen enters the Red Zone |
| [view] | Johns with the laugh |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen proved that hes an up and comer by staying in contention for the second straight Pro Tour |
| [view] | Tuomo Nieminen plays for the Top 8 |
| [view] | Nathan Gapasain, JSS winner |
| [view] | Naveen Gowda, JSS finalist |
| [view] | Olivier Ruel |
| [view] | Fujita vs. Ruel |
| [view] | Geertsen is ANGRY |
| [view] | Pustilnik puts his Zombie in front of a Kavu |
| [view] | Geertsens beatdown is slowing down |
| [view] | Mike Pustilnik is in a tight spot |
| [view] | Assault |
| [view] | Fujita Kenichi |
| [view] | Jon The Machine Finkel |
| [view] | Michael Gurney is hunting for his first Top 8 |
| [view] | Gurney beats Finkel in a characteristic upset |
| [view] | Kai Budde in a famous sweater |
| [view] | Budde frowns as Kyle puts his finger in the air |
| [view] | Virginian Kyle Rose is looking for the Top 8 |
| [view] | Players must be very careful as they draft - accidentally touching the wrong card forces them to draft it |
| [view] | Late drafts are packed with quality players |
| [view] | Finkel, looking uncharacteristically confused |
| [view] | First pick |
| [view] | Finkel picks a card - overhead |
| [view] | Judge Elaine Chase busts up the draft |
| [view] | Michelle Bush with Darwin Kastle |
| [view] | Elements of Your Move Games: Danny Mandel, Rob Dougherty, Darwin Kastle and Chad Ellis |
| [view] | Mike Long with groupies |
| [view] | Entrance to PT - LA |
| [view] | Play was set up on three levels |
| [view] | Setting up the Finals stage |
| [view] | Jon Finkel, looking good for his ninth PT Top 8 |
| [view] | Satoshi Nakamura |
| [view] | Mike Turian, PT New York Team Champion |
| [view] | GP Hiroshima Champion, Masayuki Higashino |
| [view] | Baby Huey Jensen |
| [view] | Canadas Gary Krakower |
| [view] | Katsuhiro Mori vs. Gary Krakower |
| [view] | CMUs Mike Turian vs. Satoshi Nakamura |
| [view] | Ruel vs. Maruyama |
| [view] | William Jensen plays against Masayuki Higashino |
| [view] | Van Cleave vs. Pustilnik |
| [view] | Everybodys hero, Mike Pustilnik |
| [view] | The never-controversial Trey Van Cleave |
| [view] | An ambivalent looking Brian Kibler |
| [view] | Englishman John Ormerod |
| [view] | Brian Kibler plays against John Ormerod |
| [view] | Quinton Hoover, longtime Magic artist |
| [view] | DCI judge guy James Lee leads the charge of artist signings. Artists usually stop by the judges area to do sketches and other cool stuff |
| [view] | Artist Terese Nielsen of Force of Will fame |
| [view] | Sportsmanship |
| [view] | Trading was rampant both on and off the Boat |
| [view] | The friendly WOTC Staff - Alex Tinsman and Mindy Sherwood-Lewis |
| [view] | Jeff Donais with Honorary Canadian Tony Tsai |
| [view] | Michelle Bush flaunts her Coalition Victory |
| [view] | Yes, Pro Tour Champion Buehler DOES have a Ley Line in front of him, on purpose |
| [view] | Anthony Alongi and Randy Buehler play multiplayer. Collusion was rampant |
| [view] | New Wizards employees: Bonecrusher Zantides and Paul Full English Breakfast Barclay |
| [view] | Budde vs. OMahoney Schwartz |
| [view] | Steve OMS played Kai Budde in a clash of the titans |
| [view] | Finkel led, 1-0 |
| [view] | Tim McKenna |
| [view] | Perennial favorite, Jon Finkel |
| [view] | PT - Chicago Champion, Kai Budde |
| [view] | SuperTexan Adrian Sayers, undefeated after eight rounds |
| [view] | Denmarks Svend Geertsen mulls |
| [view] | Humphreys played Clarke in round 9 |
| [view] | The Hump - Dave Humphreys of Your Move Games |
| [view] | Nate Clarke |
| [view] | The littlest Magic player |
| [view] | Jon Finkel with fan Adam Propokin |
| [view] | Mori vs. Chiclick |
| [view] | Super Latin American player, Gerardo Godinez |
| [view] | Top Japanese player Katsuhiro Mori |
| [view] | These kids may not need the scholarships for awhile - but they could win them |
| [view] | The Junior Super Series brings out the best young players |
| [view] | JSS kids are tough competitors |
| [view] | Dynamite Side Events Guy, Scott Larabee |
| [view] | Crimson Acolyte is good |
| [view] | High level judges, John Shannon, Collin Jackson and Mike Donais |
| [view] | Erno Ekebom |
| [view] | An undefeated Svend Geertsen |
| [view] | Svend Geertsen vs. Erno Ekebom |
| [view] | Fuller targets Williams in their round 8 Feature Match |
| [view] | Canadian National Champion Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Texan Dave Williams |
| [view] | Diligent judges pore over the decklists |
| [view] | Its a long way away sometimes |
| [view] | Everyones favorite, The Queen Mary. Above, there may or may not be a flying saucer |
| [view] | Geertsen picks a card - he is one of the few undefeated players |
| [view] | Head Judge Collin Jackson calls the draft |
| [view] | Saftey comes first on the Queen Mary |
| [view] | A nice overhead shot of some of the area |
| [view] | Some players stayed all night |
| [view] | One of the Queen Marys attractions . . . spooky |
| [view] | Geertsen vs. Humphreys |
| [view] | David Humphreys |
| [view] | Svend Geertsen |
| [view] | Jensen adjusts his life total |
| [view] | Fuller vs. Jensen |
| [view] | Super-Canadian Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Sayers vs. Klauser |
| [view] | Texan Adrian Sayers is doing very well |
| [view] | Benedikt Klauser |
| [view] | Gallitz vs. Selden |
| [view] | The ubiquitous Donnie Gallitz |
| [view] | Former World Champion Brian Selden |
| [view] | Matt Vienneau is so very dynamic. Hi mom |
| [view] | Masayuki Higashino sideboards |
| [view] | Dougherty and Jensen play |
| [view] | Rob Dougherty considers his options |
| [view] | William Jensen |
| [view] | David Williams |
| [view] | Blackwell reveals his hand |
| [view] | David Williams busts out against Trevor Blackwell |
| [view] | The Hump David Humphreys plays in a Feature Match |
| [view] | Nakamura flies over while his Teferis Moat keeps the ground tied up |
| [view] | Satoshi |
| [view] | Dave Humphreys plays against Satoshi Nakamura while Adrian Sullivan reports |
| [view] | The diligent judging staff is always in the thick of the action |
| [view] | Meet Gary Wises worst enemy |
| [view] | Outside the Queen Mary |
| [view] | Watch out Its the coolest stuffed rabbit in Los Angeles |
| [view] | Noah Boeken poses with a lucky ducky |
| [view] | Senior Judges Mike Donais, Chris Bonecrusher Zantides and Collin Jackson confer on a ruling |
| [view] | Renee Roub in brief respite |
| [view] | Nicolai Herzog is used to the pressure |
| [view] | Rubin leads Price by a game - the new scoreboard makes it easier for players to follow the match |
| [view] | A slightly psychotropic Dave Price |
| [view] | Ben Rubin is about to peel |
| [view] | Norways Nicolai Herzog vs. Swedens Matthais Kettil |
| [view] | Tony Dobson is English |
| [view] | A happy, as always, Gary Wise |
| [view] | Matthais Kettil enters the Red Zone |
| [view] | Sheldon Menery lays down the law . . . |
| [view] | And its funny |
| [view] | Jon Finkel |
| [view] | DCI Tournament Manager Jeff Donais converses with the bottom half of Sheldon Menerys head |
| [view] | Sideboard Writer Becky Hiebert |
| [view] | Sideboard Photographer Craig Cudnohufsky shows why hes behind the camera |
| [view] | The Pros: Brian Davis and Sigurd Eskeland |
| [view] | Snazzy pamphlets inform players of the weekends happenings |
| [view] | Trading at the Pro Tour is fast and furious |
| [view] | Former U.S. National Champion Matt Linde talks some strategy during a break |
| [view] | William Jensen vs. Jamie Parke |
| [view] | Jamie Parke is a fine young man |
| [view] | New York Masters Champion William Jensen |
| [view] | Ronaldson vs. Dougherty |
| [view] | Englishman and Sideboard writer, Ben Ronaldson |
| [view] | After making Top 8 in Chicago, Rob Dougherty has nowhere to go but up |
| [view] | Popular columnist, Aaron Forsythe |
| [view] | CMUs Mike Turian |
| [view] | Teammates Aaron Forsythe vs. Mike Turian |
| [view] | Nakamura vs. Johns |
| [view] | Satoshi looks over the board full of cupcakes. Yummy |
| [view] | PT - New York co-Champion, Scott Johns |
| [view] | Lan Ho has a fatty . . . on his head |
| [view] | A nice pack for the first picker |
| [view] | A frowning Lan Ho and a happy Zvi Mowshowitz |
| [view] | The second draft |
| [view] | Chris Benafel, winner of PT Amsterdam |
| [view] | Trevor Blackwell and Dave Williams |
| [view] | Satoshi Nakamura and Pete Leiher |
| [view] | Masayuki Higashino, fresh off of a GP win, drafts at LA |
| [view] | Players crowd around the pairings. Can you spot Brian Davis |
| [view] | Happy players check out the newly revamped Sideboard Magazine |
| [view] | A confused Mike Long stumbles on some cards |
| [view] | At the DCI booth, Pro Tour Player Coordinator Andy Heckt helps out a DCI member |
| [view] | Satoshi Nakamura, Japans biggest star |
| [view] | Bui |
| [view] | Dobson vs. Truc Bui, a venerable old Pro |
| [view] | Englishman Tony Dobson |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornlissen, PT - Chicagos finalist |
| [view] | Old School Pro Svend Geertsen |
| [view] | Scott Johns, of Mindripper, a popular Magic strategy site |
| [view] | Alan Comer takes it to the stack |
| [view] | Trevor Blackwell goes on the defensive |
| [view] | Rubin takes it to the Red Zone |
| [view] | Accomplished players Rubin and Dougherty duke it out in round 2 |
| [view] | Rob Dougherty of Team Your Move Games |
| [view] | Long vs. Budde - controversy |
| [view] | PT - Chicago Champion, Kai Budde |
| [view] | Kai Budde Plague Spores Mike Long |
| [view] | Stern struggles in round 2 |
| [view] | Dustin Sterns Blazing Specter |
| [view] | A panoramic view of the site |
| [view] | The quintessential Quentin Hoover |
| [view] | Artist Ben Thompson displays Dust Bowl |
| [view] | Sideboard writer Toby Wachter is down |
| [view] | Players compete in Booster Drafts and have a great time |
| [view] | Side events filled up early |
| [view] | John Loniak administers judge certification with some happy applicants |
| [view] | John Grant works the DCI booth |
| [view] | A bunch of beautiful trophies |
| [view] | Pro Tour Los Angeles front desk |
| [view] | The Feature Match area |
| [view] | Coming off a great performance at Chicagos Masters Series, Dave Williams dropped round 1 |
| [view] | A tired Jakub Slemr |
| [view] | Jakub Slemr plays against Dave Williams |
| [view] | The Pro Tour makes every decision more important |
| [view] | Some players bring their own playmats. Its no Red Zone |
| [view] | The scorekeeping station . . . creepy |
| [view] | Sideboard writers . . . creepy |
| [view] | Gab Tsang is having trouble with a flier |
| [view] | Very bright dice and Mike Bregoli |
| [view] | Steve preps to enter the Red Zone |
| [view] | Steve OMS vs. Scott McCord |
| [view] | Scott McCord |
| [view] | Shvartsman very carefully places his creature in the Red Zone |
| [view] | Mark Rosewater looks over Alex Shvartsmans shoulder |
| [view] | The William Jensen. Baby Huey is good |
| [view] | LA |
| [view] | Players, who are glad they arent balding, play under a balcony |
| [view] | An overview of the play area |
| [view] | Dustin Stern played against William Ericson |
| [view] | Dustin Stern, after recent high finishes at two Grand Prix, plays in the first round |
| [view] | Canadas Gab Tsang |
| [view] | Nothing like a Rout to cheer you up, thinks Mike Bregoli |
| [view] | Some players are already sad |
| [view] | Aaron Jackson reaches across the table to snag a card |
| [view] | Ben Rubin is caught between a Dougherty and a Kastle |
| [view] | Alex Shvartsman mises a Distorting Wake |
| [view] | Steve OMS selects Nightscape Apprentice |
| [view] | Players in the Pit, drafting before round 1 |
