November in a nutshell
EThe Jaguara remained in the cove after the Firle Hill Climb film night and we had a very nice couple of days working on this and an MX5 Concept Sportster brought in by Gareth of the MX5 Restorer, a car he has long held close to his heart and has now built from the ground up.
RM Sotheby’s contacted us needing a special place to shoot a stunning Ferrari 212 (Emma’s personal favourite car of the year!) for its upcoming sale. We welcomed them in along with their photographer Tom Gidden and had an enjoyable day. A special mention here goes to Carlos of Braggatto Prestige who transports for RM Sotheby’s amongst others and who has re-designed his transporter to make it infinitely more practical. We were very impressed. If you would like a little overview of the day check out our behind the scenes video.
Marc Fish brought his students in to have their projects photographed by Tony Rogers and the studio was full of innovative design and expert craftsmanship. For more information on his furniture courses please click through to his website.
http://www.marcfish.co.uk
Throughout November we photographed a number of Aston Martins - followers of our social media will no doubt already be aware of this! Rupert can never resist a little trumpet serenade to get him in the mood for the Aston photography and we can never resist creeping up on him for a cheeky phone vid! See Facebook or Twitter....
The end of November brought us the tiredest feet of our lives as the official photographers for The Classic Motor Show at the Birmingham NEC. The two Andreas (below) are smiling through the pain ;-)
Despite the running around we had a fantastic time photographing and filming every aspect of this event and the staff and the organisers couldn’t have been more helpful. On our return to base camp, after the flurry of editing and delivering we thought it would be a silly idea to have a couple of days off and flew straight into the busiest December ever!