Good photography

Above: Jon Sylvester below: Mark Nauta

Via: http://minds-farm.blogspot.com/

Superb photography of Etienne Musslin

Via: http://www.super2cv.com/

Abondoned, a selection of Etienne Musslin photographs

Superb photography via: http://www.super2cv.com/

Cool photos from Speed Hunters year end "best of" galleries

Above , John Brooks photography
That is the coolest looking blurred photo I can recall

Above the space between the bumper and the railing is mighty thin

and below the front tires aren't touching the ground, the car is still sideways (love momentum), the photography of Ross I'Anson

Above and below the photography of Rod Chong

Via: http://speedhunters.com/

Great car photography

Above is a slightly different angle from the same photographer and via: http://fuckyeahcarculture.tumblr.com

http://www.automotive-photography.net/index.php

Found via http://scootermcrad.blogspot.com/

a few great images

the photographer Dorothea Lange, famous for excellent photos that humanized the tragic consequences of the Great Depression and profoundly influenced the development of documentary photography during the great depression. She was one of several photographers that were working for a government agency, the Farm Security Administration, that wanted the state of the people to be captured for historical perspective. Jack Delano was another, and they were both incredibly good photographers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothea_Lange

via: http://twink.tumblr.com/

the beauty of the curve

Photography by Ray Metzker, via: http://doarcodavelha.blogspot.com/2009/12/ray-k-metzker-automagic.html

Holy hot rod Batman! Look at the car photography of this studio commisioned by Petersen Museum for it's online photos!

1938 Delahaye type 135m coachwork by Figoni and Falashi, which was purchaed new for a customer in Oran Algeria, and was found in '92 under an olive tree in the Algerian Mouintains!

Some incredible strories, 1939 Bugatti type 57c originally given to the Prince of Persia, finally left the Shah's garage for $275 dollars in 1959. Then was owned by lots of Bugatti enthusiasts and finally restored in 1983, before ever being shown in public. The windshield is able to lower into the cowl by a hand crank!

http://www.photodesignstudios.com/portfolio_01.html

They do amazing photography! Found by looking through http://www.petersen.org/default.cfm?DocID=1008&cat=French%20Curves:%20The%20Automobile%20as%20Sculpture&ID=307&index=5 an online museum tour of French 1930's aerodynamic marvels "French Curves"

Fabian Laghi is the photographer... well done, not cheesy. If you bought American Rodder about 10 years ago, this will be familiar

http://www.fabianlaghi.com/ the website is accompanied by music like the Ocean's 11 theme, and this is number 8 of the Advertising / Fox section.

This guy is good! Not safe for work, but then I'm not at work.

http://www.takeproduction.com/Sito/fabian%20laghi.html look at #41, model and '69 Camaro, and 43, model with Trans Am

http://www.yourjokeman.com/2011/02/14/strange-photographer-fabian-laghi-33-pictures.html has the orig garage pic