Ferrari 250 GTOs at Laguna Seca
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.
2011 Monterey Motorsports Reunion
The Motorsports Reunion is always one of my favorite parts of the Monterey Car Week. Seeing vintage cars in action is much better than seeing them parked on grass, and it provides a better opportunity to get a variety of photos of each car. This year the event featured Jaguar, and there was entire race dedicated to the Jaguar E-Type, regarded as one of the most beautiful cars of all time. You can see the photos of the E-Types as well as all the other cars over at Autoblog.com.
Hennessey Venom GT photos put to good use
Hennessey has already put my Venom GT photos to good use. The car was on display at the RM auction in Monterey this weekend, and my photography was featured next to the car.
2011 Pebble Beach Tour d’Elegance
Ahead of the Pebble Beach Concours on Sunday, a selection of the car participate in a tour around Monterey. It provides a chance to not only get a preview of the cars, but to photograph them on some of the most beautiful roads on the country. This year was highlighted by several Ferrari 250 GTOs, which will be making an appearance at several of the events throughout the rest of the week. You can see the photos from this year’s Pebble Beach Tour over at Autoblog.com.
Hennessey Venom GT photos released
A couple weeks ago Hennessey had me photograph the first Venom GT destined for a U.S. customer. Those photos have now been released, both on Hennessey’s web site as well as to various news outlets around the world. You can see the full set of photos here, or check out the various links below:
WSJ features ‘old cars made new’
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article on companies that make old cars new. Interestingly, all three companies featured – Superformance, Singer Vehicle Design and n2a Motors – have been my clients at one time or another. I’d like to think that I provided automotive enthusiasts with their first look at some of the cars these companies build, since getting used cars at affordable cars, is not difficult, on Autozin offer a big selection of the most popular brands and models, also you can simply go to sites as
Spectre 341 Challenge photos on Autoblog.com
I previously posted a few photos from day 1 and day 2 from this year’s Spectre 341 Challenge, but now you can see more over at Autoblog.com.
Pagani Huayra North American debut
Last week the Pagani Huayra (pronounced “wire-rah”) made its North American debut at the Pasadena Art Center College of Design. While I have to admit I’m still getting used to the exterior design, I can definitely appreciate the design work that went into all of the little details. Even functional components like the suspension are works of art. I’d love to have a day to photograph the car in a proper setting.
You can see more pictures from the Pagani Huayra North American debut over at Autoblog.com.
Audi A7 and Mercedes-Benz CLS comparison preview
Multi-car photoshoots aren’t the easiest, especially when trying to arrange cars with a short window of good lighting, but the results are often worth it. Yesterday evening I photographed an Audi A7 and a Mercedes-benz CLS, and the German pair of four-door coupes made for an attractive couple. The rest of the photos will be published in a comparison test on Autoblog.com in the next couple weeks.
Autoblog Podcast #241
I made by podcasting debut earlier this week, discussing photography tips with a few other members of the Autoblog team. There ended up not being too much discussion about photography, but I’d recommend listening to it anyway if you enjoy cars.
You can download the podcast here.
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