Haha. Well, you know Adrian, I live my life a quarter mile at a time. Nothing else matters: not the mortgage, not the store, not my team and all their bullshit. For those ten seconds or less, I'm free.
alright. we need more sydney siders. hey peter, please buy one from the mexicans. they always steal our cars so i thought it'd be good for one of us to bring one back.
good luck with your search.
from memory you should have a toggle switch on that '72. left of steering wheel. i could be wrong and sorry if i am but i dont have time to confirm (at work right now).
no doubt he has the skill to present them well. i just love his settings and composition. they're very unique.
here's another one of mine i just posted on my blog. took it during aus day few weeks back. bit of a different look at an icon.
thanks for the nice comments
great shots Hellfire. some gorgeous colour in the first one and that boat shack one looks amazing. where was it taken?
as for car pics, i actually bought a dslr to get into car photography but moved away from that very quickly i'm afraid. i just opened my eyes to everything else around me and haven't looked back. it's actually weird but photography has made me look at life in a much more positive way.
i imagine i will take some more car pics but to be honest everything i see within car photography is a tad boring. there is this one guy who's absolutely inspired me but i can't find the link right now. i'll post it if i do. amazing car photography. and yeah jdmst guys are really talented. lots of nice pics there
hey all,
thought i'd share with you all some of my work. this is what i've been up to recently. just wasting time taking pics and learning the fine art. this is just a small collection of some of my fav ones. you can find more at http://ktnxbi.com and let me know if there are any budding photographers here. always keen to check out other peoples work.
thanks for looking
no pitty for you! it's usually weeks in between my drives. grrr
acceptance is a step in the right direction but i fear there are no cures to being a zedaholic.
don't believe i've seen you around. welcome to the boards G.
george
hey andrew,
i think what you are looking for doesn't exist. the only way you will ever find the right car is to build it yourself. many on here have. it's the only way to get what you want. period.
you sound like a smart gentleman. if you know anything about cars you will know the above is true. you take a car that is 80% what you want and you do the rest yourself.
another option for you would be to look at the Japanese market. some nice examples there.
just as an outsider and with no disrespect meant at all, he did come off a bit arrogant and up himself. he basically got the response he deserved.
again, no disrespect meant, just my humble opinion. words have a way of conveying a message we did not want to communicate. they lack a certain face to face charm. body language is extremely important and smilies just don't cut it