Drew Phillips Photography

This past week Aston Martin flew me out to New Orleans to photograph the North American press launch of the Vanquish. Not only is the car stunning, but Aston Martin had some very cool colors on hand as well. You can see a few of the photos below.

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While I was somewhat disappointed with the Ferrari 250 GTO showing at the Monterey Motorsports Reunion, the collection of cars at Pebble Beach was simply stunning. No less than 21 examples were in attendance, representing more than half of the 250 GTO population. With each worth approximately $25 million, the line up was worth more than half a billion dollars.

You can see some photos from the historic gathering in the gallery below, or head over to Autoblog.com to see the whole set.

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The Ferrari 250 GTO is not only one of the most expensive cars in existence (approximately $25 million each), but it’s one of the most beautiful as well. So when it was announced that an entire class would be devoted to the car at the Monterey Motorsports Reunion, I knew there was going to be a lot of potential for some great photographs.

Unfortunately not even half of the 250 GTOs in Monterey this weekend actually participated in the race, and my photos weren’t as epic as I had hoped. Still, it’s always a great experience to see and photograph the 250 GTO on track.

You can see a selection of the photos in the gallery below.

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You might not think so, but it’s hard to pick out your ten favorite images from an event, especially when that event is the 24 Hours of Le Mans and you’ve just clicked off nearly 4,500 photos. Still, I’ve narrowed those down to my 10 favorite. Follow the jump to see what made the cut.

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I fell in love with the Singer 911 prototype at first sight (who wouldn’t?), so I was very excited to work with them on photographing their very first production car. The green/orange paint scheme is incredibly photogenic, and I could have spent hours more photographing all of the wonderful little details of the car. You can see a few photos of the car below, or check out Autoblog.com for the whole set.

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