Looks bloody awesome!911hillclimber wrote: ↑Mon Aug 15, 2022 5:25 pm I know these are all ego pictures, but they all keep my mojo going. apparently it sounds quite good!
Your Porsche pic of the day......
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Looks bloody marvellous to me!911hillclimber wrote: ↑Mon Aug 15, 2022 5:25 pm Above and this one sent to me by a friend, spotted on something called Social Media..
In the one above I was 'calculating' how to get through the Esses quicker than my superior rival, then over thought it to this:
I know these are all ego pictures, but they all keep my mojo going. apparently it sounds quite good!
Thank you for the kind words, you now know how much it means trying to get a PB! (I equaled mine on this run)
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One from Sunday in the Montmartre area of Paris.
Have to give photo credit to my Daughter who took this as I drove down the street
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Great photo !!
What time of the day was that taken ?
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Great photo !!
What time of the day was that taken ?
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About 07:30am. Still a few cars around so didn’t have much time to set up, but came out ok in the end.
All my shots further up the hill at the Sacre Coeur are a bit disappointing so happy to get this one!
All my shots further up the hill at the Sacre Coeur are a bit disappointing so happy to get this one!
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Spent more time at the Pont de Bir-Hakeim and this couple were having their wedding pics done. They asked if it was ok to use the car, more than happy as it make a change for my pics to have any people in!
This bridge is just amazing, you could literally spend all day and night there and not run out of new angles and lighting opportunities.
There maybe more incoming from this lot!
This bridge is just amazing, you could literally spend all day and night there and not run out of new angles and lighting opportunities.
There maybe more incoming from this lot!
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Graham you got the apex almost perfectly. Making after years of denial you have to admit the driver wasn't the weakest link
Gary some great shots. The green looks amazing in contrast to the city
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Of all the good pictures you’ve taken, this for me is the one with real personality. Well taken advantage of!Gary71 wrote:Spent more time at the Pont de Bir-Hakeim and this couple were having their wedding pics done. They asked if it was ok to use the car, more than happy as it make a change for my pics to have any people in!
This bridge is just amazing, you could literally spend all day and night there and not run out of new angles and lighting opportunities.
There maybe more incoming from this lot!
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It's an interesting metaphor for marriage. She's dressed for a funeral and he's wearing his running shoes
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