Artsy pics of your cars

I guess I'm late to the game on this one, but...

Not particularly artsy, but I'm going to post it anyway.

What do you do over there, Jay? Looks like a really nice place to work.

Here are a few i took before moving out of Texas World Speedway.

My old prelude:

All hotlinked for your obscene pleasure:

35mm, Minolta X370, 50mm lens

Crappy 2mp digital (CAMBER!)

Same crappy digital

Someone else's picture, my car, in the snow autocrossing

Dad's 10mp digital Canon Rebel

And as seen in GRM!

fresh from yesterday...

JDM tyte angles, y0!

Here are a couple. I have a LOT more, but I host most of my 'good' pics on Flickr. Flickr was recently blocked here by WebSense (aka the Innernette Cockblocker).

Not artsy, but my fav

The M3 on 441 in rural Georgia:

Poor TR-6 at our test facility in Ocala:

Mighty Eagle in action:

artsy pic of my car with me in it!

Duke,

propeller hat = instant win.

I've really got to get out there and get some decent pics.

plance1 wrote: If only you guys could make your pictures blurry so the appearance of the car is impossible to see, like they do in Car and Driver and Motortrend, you know, so the cars look like their in motion (!!!!!) then you would be on to something

Me too!

more:

jlm_photo wrote:

plance1 wrote: If only you guys could make your pictures blurry so the appearance of the car is impossible to see, like they do in Car and Driver and Motortrend, you know, so the cars look like their in motion (!!!!!) then you would be on to something

You mean like this....Not my car...just my photos.

No, no, these are not blurry or dark enough to ever get in the pages of Car and Driver or Mototrend or Autoweek, especially not Autoweek. Try harder, make the car go even faster (or just giggle the camera more), wait till later at night, hold the camera at a weird angle, make sure the car is very small in the photo, take an extreme closeup of a shifter knob or find a weird post modern building in which to photograph the car, then you will be in business!

Fisheye is artsy right? Shot by another at a GTG

The best shot I have manage to take

plance1 wrote:

jlm_photo wrote:

plance1 wrote: If only you guys could make your pictures blurry so the appearance of the car is impossible to see, like they do in Car and Driver and Motortrend, you know, so the cars look like their in motion (!!!!!) then you would be on to something

You mean like this....Not my car...just my photos.

No, no, these are not blurry or dark enough to ever get in the pages of Car and Driver or Mototrend or Autoweek, especially not Autoweek. Try harder, make the car go even faster (or just giggle the camera more), wait till later at night, hold the camera at a weird angle, make sure the car is very small in the photo, take an extreme closeup of a shifter knob or find a weird post modern building in which to photograph the car, then you will be in business!

And then, there is class over consumerism.

I'm late to the party, hope these folks check this post...

This was my background for a while... Don't know if I ever told you that.

What is this? Looks like a spridget with a Big Healey front... Is it just the enormous rear tires making it seem smaller?

Cleaned up the 9k a bit yesterday and snapped some quick pics. Man I need to get that hood painted :( (the gigantic stone chips are edited out)

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More here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/27234164@N07/

^ That car has about the coolest seats I have ever seen in a production car. The motor is not bad too.

mtn wrote: What is this? Looks like a spridget with a Big Healey front... Is it just the enormous rear tires making it seem smaller?

Austin Healey 100/6 with an injected 502 Chevy.

Yes, we put a CRX in the Atlantic. I heard wet sanding is good for the car.

I've got a lot of artsy pics but I just grabbed these strait out of a randomartsyfartsypic folder i have.

When I had the Fit...my attempts at artsy

My trans am before all the paint work

Friend's e30

And a random artsy because it looked as 50s as it could be for a modern day shot

at the moment it isn't much to look at (the side skirts broke last winter driving over some ice speed bumps in montana) but heres what it looked like last fall and will look like by this coming fall.

One of many action shots from this weekend.