Jeff wrote:

I always love turntable pictures. 

Since you love turntable pictures so much, here are a few more pics from that shoot. 🙂

All three were great shots !

I bet you take good pictures at the race track as well ... that's the sense I get from these pictures - an aerodynamic shape traveling at great speed 🙂

elephant wrote:

All three were great shots !

I bet you take good pictures at the race track as well ... that's the sense I get from these pictures - an aerodynamic shape traveling at great speed 🙂

Thanks Ed! 

One would think that I have taken several shots of our car during practice and events but that is actually not true at all. The best (and only) pics I have personally taken of the car are when it is sitting perfectly still! 😂 Often times, they are pics of the cars up on stands or a table being worked on or completely disassembled! 

Here is just such a shot. In the background is the front half of our chassis!

Being tasked with managing the team leaves little, if any time to take decent, dynamic shots of the cars. 

Thankfully, there are usually others present that can man the cameras. 

This one was taken by a hired professional at out competition in Hockenheim Germany this summer.

The driver in this shot is actually a BeoWorld member believe it or not! Maybe he will notice I posted his picture 😁

Evan wrote:

This one was taken by a hired professional at out competition in Hockenheim Germany this summer.

The driver in this shot is actually a BeoWorld member believe it or not! Maybe he will notice I posted his picture 😁

Can't say that I recognise BeoStig 😁

elephant wrote:

BeoStig

He is member 'elms' 

😉 I've probably said too much!

😂

Evan wrote:

I recently broke my point-and-shoot digital camera and have been at the mercy of my iPhone camera since. My only other alternative would be to move to my film SLR! 😂

Honestly, that isn't too bad, I've gotten pretty decent results with 35mm film lately.

I was out with my Nikon N60 the other day, but somehow I lost the "touch", used a 50Mm./1,8 lens, with which I made some fantastic closeups about 3 years ago, but this time not so good, the light and speed feeling is kind of rusty, so I stored the N60 again, Maybe, when I have time. I will shoot a couple of rolls again, but developing is getting more and more expensive.

My current stock of Serenatas singing an evening serenade to each other 😁

Frederik Seeberg wrote:

My current stock of Serenatas singing an evening serenade to each other 😁

Seeing as we are getting close to Christmas I hope they are practicing their carols 🙂

Cheers!

Cheers Philippe !

Very nice - very elegant 🙂