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Call me a kook, but I want to find an old junkyard like this and photograph the hell out of it








the junkyard is not open for business, and allows no one to look. Damn shame, I learned that it is in the Chatillon forest in Belgium from Chris. (thanks!)

the photographer is Norman Gocke, and the full gallery is at http://www.motoraver.de/Veranstaltungen/Tokio-Motor-Show-2012-Messe-mit-weltweiter-Strahlkraft.html
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Cool new photos from Cay Broendum

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Musclecarblog.tumblr has some great photos!





http://musclecarblog.tumblr.com/ fro more, it isn't all Mopar, but there are more cool Mopars than other makes
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some of the better photos I took at the T-Mec rod run

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Found the hood ornament challenge piece again, here's my 3rd try at matching Tere's awesome 2 shots

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Fuel Magazine has just added an online Zine, it's awesome, here is a small sample (of 42 slides) to entice you







Gotta hand it to editor Luke Ray and his photography... awesome magazine with a superb layout
http://www.fuelzine.com/the-fuel-tank/beta-issue is the beta test and it's a flip style page turner like Flikr, you just look for the arrow on the right hand side in the middle of your screen
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cool photos from Listenyourwildside.tumblr.com which is focused on early motorcyles primarily







check it out, it doesn't have immense quantity of content, but it's a good look through race bikes and race cars http://listenyourwildside.tumblr.com/
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professional photography, rarely has anything about trains, race cars, or hot rods, but I finally found a site with some to enjoy

By Reinfried Marass
By Reinfried Marass

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trick photography

The photo is taken on top of a tunnel, with white cars going in and black cars coming out, no pollution jokes intended. The main idea I had before I took the shot was to capture contrast and motion, which is why I picked vehicles as a subject. I took well over 100 different photographs and I probably used 25 shots to create this one. I think the hardest part was to estimate the positions of the cars and the amount of white and black vehicles. I made it even harder for myself by accidentally moving the tripod ever so slightly during the session, which was quite annoying later in the post processing.
Canon G11, f/3,2, 1/400 sec, ISO 80
-Loui Nydelius
from http://gizmodo.com/#!5643192/30-impossible-scenes-that-actually-happened
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