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Crowds and Cars in the Sunshine State

Crowds and Cars in the Sunshine State

Today’s Post by Jamie Zartman Getting great photographs at a crowded car show is always a challenge. The thumbnail image for today's post gives you some idea of why and today's post and photographs made by a great photographer and talented motorsports driver—Jamie...

Shooting Full Frame Mirrorless at July Cars and Coffee

Shooting Full Frame Mirrorless at July Cars and Coffee

Today's Post by Joe Farace If you're a regular reader of my photography how-to Blog, you know that I am a big fan of mirrorless cameras. For the past several weeks I have been testing a Panasonic Lumix S1R and last month wrote a post for this blog about shooting that...

Collector Car Appreciation Day is Coming Up

Collector Car Appreciation Day is Coming Up

Today's Post by Joe Farace The SEMA Action Network announced that the next Collector Car Appreciation Day will be celebrated on July 10, 2020. This mark the eleventh consecutive commemoration in what is now an annual event that recognizes the vital role automotive...

July 2020 “Name that Car” Contest

July 2020 “Name that Car” Contest

Today's Post by Joe Farace How I made this shot: I photographed this mystery car at a First Saturday's Cars and Coffee event in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In keeping with last months Mirrorless Month theme, the camera used was an Olympus E-M5 Mark I with an Olympus...

It’s a Crowded and Full Frame Cars & Coffee

It’s a Crowded and Full Frame Cars & Coffee

Today’s Post by Joe Farace Right now in Douglas County, Colorado, we are in Level 2: "Safer at Home and in the Vast, Great Outdoors," which may be why attendance for the first Vehicle Vault Cars & Coffee event since the health crises began was at record levels....

June 2020 “Name that Car” Contest

June 2020 “Name that Car” Contest

Today's Post by Je Farace How I made this shot: I photographed this mystery car at a car show at the Adams County Historical Museum near Brighton, Colorado. The camera used was a Konica Minolta DiMage X1. OK, I know it's not a mirrorless camera—this month's theme—but...