Wheels & Frames
Into the Forest
I remember driving into the forest with the BMW X7, knowing this was the spot. No real reason, it just felt right. The shadows, the tree reflections on the grey paint, the contrast of the blue sky, it all came together naturally.
It was just me, the car, nature, and a coffee to go. Simple, but exactly where it needed to be.
WHEN A CAR FEELS TIMELESS
Cars are more than machines, they’re living, breathing pieces of history. The first moment I saw this 1959 Chevrolet Apache, I was mesmerized. That deep, rich color stood out under the autohaus lights, reflecting off every curve like it was meant to be seen indoors.
Sitting inside, it was like traveling back in time. The seats, the wheel, every detail carried the spirit of a bygone era. Capturing that feeling in photos wasn’t just about the car, it was about its essence.
It reminded me why I do this, why I chase the perfect shot that tells a story without words.
WHEN CARS FIND THEIR PLACE
I searched 15 minutes for the perfect spot, imagining how the car would look against different backdrops. It had to feel right, not just any place, but the place where the car could truly stand out. When I finally found it, I knew. The clean lines of the building, the soft light reflecting off the surface, it all came together effortlessly.
It’s not just about taking a photo. It’s about understanding the car, finding a way to match its personality with the environment. The sleek design, the sharp details, the contrast of stillness against movement it all tells a story.
Through my lens, it’s about creating more than a picture. It’s capturing the connection between the car, the setting, and the feeling of the moment.
IS IT THE CAR, THE CAMERA, OR THE EYE BEHIND IT?
What catches your eye first?
How do you frame a feeling?
Is it about the details, or the story they tell?
Can black and white say more?
What makes the frame feel complete?
Is symmetry overrated?
What does the lens see that we don’t?
Can a single shot define a brand?
How do you turn a vehicle into art?
Is the photo for now or forever?
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