Joey D
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I call replicar of some sort, doesn't look familiar and badging certainly isn't hard to come by, anyone else know what it might be?
It had a historic plate though.
I call replicar of some sort, doesn't look familiar and badging certainly isn't hard to come by, anyone else know what it might be?
It had a historic plate though.
This one?I saw a rather spiffing Audi R8 on the way home from work today. Much lower and wider than I thought it was, and altogether more amazing. I have decided that I want one.
Screw the Audi, get in the flippin Countach!
First off. What model of Bentley Turbo is this? It has bonnet scoops and a badge behind the front wheelarch. It's not an R or an RT or even an RL. Any ideas?
Joey DIt had a historic plate though.
Looks like a Turbo RT to me... why would you say it's not?
Remember, if the replicar is based on a historic chassis, it gets historic plates. That's why all those replica Porsche 356s based on 1960s Beetles are on historic plates. Even though the body is all-new, it's still a 1960s Beetle in VIN terms. Same deal here. I concur that it's a replicar.
Yes, BMW certainly did their homework when it came to that particular Pontiac knock-off.First X6, my god is it ugly.
As some of you know, I'm out the DYSAGT picture for a while as I've done my back in pretty badly. In order to maintain my sanity, I'm going to add all my older car spots to my photobucket (see sig.) and if any interesting that you haven't seen before ones pop up I'll post them here if that's ok with you guys.
For the first time ever I considered putting someone else's photo on my background. Granted I didn't do it, but I considered it. Great pix great spots & best wishes!
For the first time ever I considered putting someone else's photo on my background. Granted I didn't do it, but I considered it. Great pix great spots & best wishes!
Laguna Seca Blue.
Jeebus, how much post-production did you apply to that Subie pic? I swear it looks like a GT5 shot.
Great, great photos exigeracer! I love the 1st STi shots and all the R8 shots are brill too. This is becoming not merely a car-spotting thread but also a photography thread too - I'm going to have to up my game!
EDIT: What's up with the stick on bumpers on the R8?!
Mundaaaaaaaaaaane. What a boring piece of work. I bet it goes like stink, but it totally fails in the looks department. It is miles ahead of the regular Impreza, but still nothing like an STi should be.
+1Great, great photos exigeracer! I love the 1st STi shots and all the R8 shots are brill too. This is becoming not merely a car-spotting thread but also a photography thread too - I'm going to have to up my game!
I really hope this leads to something and most importantly more referrals. Honestly, I can see you having a very successful career, or at the very least a serious and rewarding endeavor, should you be able to make the time for it. 👍I then line up to shoot this nice BMW with huuge LE37s covered in a swank Laguna Seca blue paint. This thing was giving me the most trouble in terms of colour, it didn't come out close to that sweet creamy blue; the orange streetlights completely ruined it all. As I was shooting, the owner came out to talk to me. We exchanged phone numbers so that I could get e-mails/my flickr page as he was interested in seeing shots of his own car (obviously). He seemed like a cool dude, and said "I've always wanted someone to get photos of my car" which can mean he wants the pics I got tonight, or get some more laer on (I'm hoping). Anyways, I'm not happy with the shots of his cars, so maybe he'll see the rest of my stuff and pursue more shots. Here's to my first encounter/interest with an owner!
Although I agree with you that your shots of his car do not exactly stand out, nor accurately represent your true talent, but he would still be a fool not to call and at least see about sponsoring you for an actual photoshoot of his car.Anyways, there's the photos tonight! Next time I'll go out with a little more natural light and a better tripod so I can get some more serious photos. I'll be waiting for the call from Mr. E46 and hopefully it'll go somewhere. Thanks!
I didn’t mean that as a diss at all – the “GT5 shot” remark was a compliment. I love photography that has a slightly artsy-surreal bent to it (I have a lot of HDR desktops, for example). As far as I’m concerned, you could stupidly easily pass for a professional.I'm not going to ever deny that I use postpro in my photography. I don't rely on it, in fact that last STi shot of the bunch is only a little more yellow and a little darker than the original. Try as hard as you can for the look when you're peeking through the lens, but there are things that even the best digital camera can't pull off.
Looks like a Gazelle SSK to me.
exigeracer, your photography and post production editing is increasingly getting more and more interesting, and very professional, especially when one considers the lack of any real set-up and controlled lighting. 👍
I am particularly impressed with the following shot
It almost looks like a detailed air brushed painting... brilliant work!
I didn’t mean that as a diss at all – the “GT5 shot” remark was a compliment. I love photography that has a slightly artsy-surreal bent to it (I have a lot of HDR desktops, for example). As far as I’m concerned, you could stupidly easily pass for a professional.
Fantastic shots,eliseexigeracer. 👍
Awesome pictures. The black and white Audi is incredible - the white really stands out against the gray cars around it.
Also, you spotted an RS4, it seems to me:
Rue - great spots. I've been to Vietnam, and your photos remind me of the streets there, but instead of hundreds of bicycles crowding the streets, it's hundreds of cars, with the odd Ferrari I like that fist DB9 shot in particular.