Tag: Corvette
Thoughts on the new C8 Corvette
Photography courtesy of Chevroletwith cover photo by Dan MacMedan.Text by Bryce Womeldurf Chevrolet finally pulled back the curtain on the long rumored mid-engine Corvette last night. Some of what everyone
August Cars and Coffee at duPont REGISTRY
Last week I shared some photos on Instagram I’d taken at the August Cars and Coffee event at duPont REGISTRY. I’d been experimenting with low shutter speed panning shots. The
Tequila Patrón Ligier Honda Takes Soaking Wet Second Consecutive Win at Sebring 12
On Saturday, March 19, 2016, Pipo Derani sealed up the second consecutive race win for 2016 in the No. 2 Tequila Patrón ESM Honda Ligier JS P2, winning the 64th annual 12
(Car) Culture Shock: A First-Timer’s Account of the Daytona 500
NASCAR is a form of motorsport that often gets a bad rap from some car enthusiasts. It’s easy to dismiss it as a dull overload of a marketing ad blitz,
Exciting and Unusual Rolex24 at Daytona
It all started as a quick decision. The Wednesday before the annual 24 hour race in Daytona, I decided to attend the Rolex24. This year’s race would be the racing debut of the new Ford GT supercar, and there was no way I was going to miss the opportunity to capture some photographs of it. Little did I know it would be such an exciting and unusual race.
Bring Back Pop-Ups: 10 Contemporary Sports Cars Made Classic
Pop-up headlights are literally the best things in the world. “Lights go up, lights go down,” you know the drill. To celebrate pop-ups, we’ve hit Photoshop hard and have taken
Taking a Look Back: First Show of the Year
Despite how eventful this year has been, some of the photos I’ve taken have not progressed to being sorted and edited until very recently. One of these events, which I
VICE SQUAD ’72 Crashes Vintage Alfa/Porsche Rally in a classic Pontiac
When Petrolicious invited the auto elite to the Drive Tastefully: Barker Hangar Rally, they expected Magnus Walker 911s and Ferrari 250 Lussos — and they got ‘em. What they didn’t
Why Classic Cars Still Rule
In most cases, classic cars are rubbish. As James May once said, if they were any good, they’d still be made. Modern cars are faster, better handling, more reliable, more