Every car has a distinct personality,
with its own unique story to tell.
A soul.
It’s something I always keep in mind when I’m shooting.
If your car could speak, what would it say to you?
This story depicts a four-day shoot at the BMW Performance Center in South Carolina. They say football is a game of inches. Well, so is car photography. And there I was, perched out the back of an X5, with my camera inches off the ground. Move it an inch too far to the left or… Read More »
By now, my love for Japanese cars is well documented. It’s how I got started with all of this. And before I take you to the PrimeNYC show recap, I’m going to give you a little context… Yep, that’s my 3000GT and my first 350Z, together in 2004. This was taken in a Pathmark parking… Read More »
You might not know this, but my love for motorsport begins and ends with Formula 1. I’ve been to many events and each has their charm, but to me, the 20 drivers that take the line on any given Sunday represent the best of the best. And if I want to shoot Formula 1 one… Read More »
Each car has a soul – you know my credo by now. When it comes to classic cars, the added years and history can make for an even more compelling image, but is shooting an old car any different from shooting a modern one? Hint: yes! Here’s my top 5 tips for shooting a classic… Read More »
