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Let’s not forget how we got to the park

Took some time this week to give the vette a dusting off. Pesky tree sap was covering the whole front end ;( I’d say today epitomizes the love/hate relationship with black cars. Hate to wash, love to photograph

It’s getting to be that time of year when I’m usually out and about around sunset time.  The fall seems to always provide for some interesting cloud cover, which can make a great pic IMO. Last night was a GREAT show with a bright orange light shining on a HUGE cloud.  Of course, the camera came out 10 minutes too late, and it was gone.  I *did* manage to get a decent shot of the vette with what little light was left.

Had an opportunity this past weekend to get out of town and take a drive in the ol Vette.� After many trips up the mountain in deep snow to hit the resort for a little snowboarding, I always thought it would be a GREAT trip on a sunny day in a fast car.� I was right! We arrived in the parking lot for Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood just as a huge weather front was moving over the mountain, and large dark clouds rolling overhead cut the photoshoot to a few quick snaps.

It’s once again been a LONG time since I’ve posted here, and what better way to get back in action than a Corvette photo.  Here is a quick shot off of NW Rocky Point Rd, in Portland, OR.  Starts off a little rough, but a great shot through some twisties once you get started.  This was a three exposure HDR blend through Photomatix and Photoshop.

Kendle out tearing up some sand during sunset at Seal Beach.

A Subraru WRX STi and a Dodge Viper Competition Coupe make the rounds during a Team Continental Track Day:

If on a sunny fall day, while driving your roadster, you come upon a long stretch in the road where the trees have formed a tunnel; my recommendation is FLOOR IT .