Photo Shoot, Insane pics of the car!

justin, i see you posted some more here that you didnt post on nef. great photos.

25th, love the car, justin posted these on a photography forum we are on and i have been drooling the whole weekend. love the car, one of my all time favorite fox's now.
 
Thanks guys, been a long time coming with the car. Lots of late nights and hard work. Glad to see people have similar taste as me and enjoy the car.

I keep looking at that interior pic Justin... scares me that thats where I sit to drive the car. Looks like something out of an ad for a new car!
 
Thanks, and yeah the Saleen bumper doesn't hang low, it just hangs too far forward and seems to hit on steep driveways and parking lots.

The 18s are much for some, right for others, but I like the and LOVE deep dish wheels. No brainer for me.

The wipers were on the car up until that picture fro the front actually. The car doesn't usually go out in the rain but it has been a bunch of times. I drive this car, a LOT. I built it to look good, but to be driven and driven hard. Have been to the track 4 or 5 times since its been done, blew the rear up on slicks, drove it 800 miles each way to South Carolina, and drive the car a few times a week and on weekends. Thats the only way I can own a vehicle.

It is already going to be in the showcase from what I hear, and I sent the pics (similar to the two in the second post) in today. I am hoping one of these days it gets a feature, but that might be down the road. For now I'm more worried about going 12.8 and 1.8 60' on the 18s at the last race this year! :D
 
25th, car is looking great and those are some great backdrops for the car.

And Justin, from a fellow photographer, those a some great shots. I tend to like cars in a more natural light, just my personal preference. But I think those look great, nice print type quality. I really like the one with the car on the brick pavers. What lens where you using for that looking down the street shot.
 
Absolutely beautiful car!

I live in CT (used to live in Kensington) so I hope to see it driving around some time ;)

Not that already haven't done ENOUGH, but, what do you think about painting the valve covers to match that bottom paint? That would be ALL I would do (engine compartment looks stellar, too, man!).

And where are the damn tailpipes?!?!? I really miss those - a nice set of highly polished LX pipes sticking out the back....;)
 
And Justin, from a fellow photographer, those a some great shots. I tend to like cars in a more natural light, just my personal preference. But I think those look great, nice print type quality. I really like the one with the car on the brick pavers. What lens where you using for that looking down the street shot.

Thanks man!!!

I think I used the Tokina 12-24mm lens. I only used 2 lenses for the shoot, Tamron 28-75 f2.8 and the Tokina. If you want, I'll post a set up of the lights later on tonight after dinner, I have nothing to hide! :nice:

I myself used to only shoot with ambient/natural light until I got addicted to off camera flash. Check out http://www.strobist.blogspot.com/ for more "how-to's".

If you guys have anymore questions, ask away. If you feel it doesn't really pertain to the thread, PM me if you want and we can talk that way. I don't mind either way, I just don't want to get Brian's thread totally off course.
 
Its so cool to have watched the thing transform from just another foxbody into something completely unique. The paint scheme is simple yet absolutely amazing. To watch the transformation and not say it is an inspiration to a lot of people would be a lie. This car has become my favorite foxbody by a longshot, Ive never seen anything like it.