My LCUK pictures
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A really big thanks to everyone at LCUK for a great day out. The sight of all those cars and history was just amazing. Hopefully my photographs do it justice. Enjoy
Del
The following is just a small selection. The complete set can be found here http://rallyrider.zenfolio.com/p958556527/ in all their full size glory.
Del
The following is just a small selection. The complete set can be found here http://rallyrider.zenfolio.com/p958556527/ in all their full size glory.
jonny5 said:
great pics, good to see my old car there (X601) and one of my current (SL)
Love the depth of colour , what lense/kit are you using?
Mr 5
Thanks for the compliments guys. I'm using a Cannon EOS 400 with just it's standard lens and also their 70-300 zoom jobby. No special filters on them but I do process the images through photoshop to help bring out some of the colours and also crop them and tidy them up if needed by removing bits of dirt, people etc. Love the depth of colour , what lense/kit are you using?
Mr 5
If anyone wants me to take some pics of their cars or you would like me to pop along to the next meet just drop me a mail, I'd be more than willing
Edited by RallyRider on Thursday 27th September 08:21
urraco 250 s said:
dinkel said:
Love that green 1972 LAMBORGHINI Jarama 400GTS, Chassis #10384, Engine #40949
Thats DPThe Raging Bull(frog) was going great all weekend and even made it back to Ant's despite the very poor switch and lever coordination of the driver (ahem) who either had the poor wipers flashing backwards and forwards and smearing mucky water all over the screen or else on such a slow intermittant speed that they may as well have been off... the 1970's / Italian cars / ergonomics / amusement of a different order to say the least!
...and as for the windscreen washer - there's more powerful jets of fluid coming out of the eyes of someone chopping some "Weak-Strength™ Onions"!
...but essentially an ace car - everyone should drive one - queue here for your go!!
dinkel said:
XXVIII said:
That's my Jarama, not me...
...but essentially an ace car - everyone should drive one - queue here for your go!!
Cheers, is the J as roomy in the back as the Spada?...but essentially an ace car - everyone should drive one - queue here for your go!!
As everybody should know, if you can't sit in the driver's seat of an Espada you should ask to sit in one of the back seats. There is something perversely wonderful about sitting in comfort in the back seat of any Lamborghini and that's impossible in a Urraco, less-impossible in a Jarama but quite fabulous in an Espada!! (I've driven 3 Espadæ and travelled in the back of another, so I know!)
XXVIII said:
As everybody should know, if you can't sit in the driver's seat of an Espada you should ask to sit in one of the back seats. There is something perversely wonderful about sitting in comfort in the back seat . . . but quite fabulous in an Espada!! (I've driven 3 Espadæ and travelled in the back of another, so I know!)
I know too.
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