Bill
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Each shot is a composite of dozens of pictures with the flash hitting targeted areas.
It is a real art.
The art of fine car making has a lot in parallel with fine watch making
At the base there are the similar components between among watches as do cars that share the same components. The real work is in the hours of work it take to get it to a level of detail that is above and beyond. In the case of custom cars they are bespok...
Amazing engineering and craftsmanship
I think it is a returning (singer, etc).. The US arguably is the market thus has most of these artist now.
Impressive!!!
Thanks for showing us that there really are similarities between fine watchmaking and fine car building. Is that car yours? Best. René
Fabulous detail in this build...
I have been involved in many car projects over the years in a different style, but the same ethos follows. The end result must be the best that can be achieved with the time and money available. The difficulty is in finding people capable of working on th...
They key words money available.
When to come to competition and judging 9 out of ten times the winner has the most invested because there are mo short cuts. But i enjoy my beater ride just as must may be more because it is carefree. Backyard build vs the pro builder. ...
Absolutely impressive Bill, really fascinating
The result is absolutely stunning, I stared at the photos a looong time looking at every detail. This is madness, a crazy but fantastic project And the photos are incredible. Many thanks for sharing this Bill I'm blown away
When you imagine how many times you assemble and disassemble to get every part right.
You realize the time and artistry involved. ...
Wowzaa! Just beautiful!
Because of the photography and lighting, I initially thought that I was looking at a scale model or a computer generated image. Enjoy that baby! -John
It was shot by the infamous Hot Rod photographer Randy Lorenzen.
It is no simple job to capture these shots with so many reflective surfaces. Randy is an amazing Artist. Randy Lorenzen Hot rod photographer. ...
Appreciate the setup shots.
Looking at the reflections, you can clearly see the soft boxes and reflector boards. No small feat with all those shiny surfaces! Thanks for sharing. Just superb! -John
100% agree and thanks so much for sharing such an amazing car!
That is why i aboslutely love the Brass Era cars and Dusenbergs/old Bugattis, because their engines were absoluetely masterpieces of arts!!! Very few cars today put the same emphasis on the style/look of their engines, but the car you just showed me is de...