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Pony Cars on Stamps Are Coming Next Month!

Pony Cars on Stamps Are Coming Next Month!

Today’s Post by Joe Farace The U.S. Postal Service will commemorate the heyday of the pony car era with five new stamps featuring some of the most famous examples of these fabulous vehicles. The first-day-of-issue event for the Pony Cars Forever stamp will be held at...

The Return of IMSA to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park/Mosport

The Return of IMSA to Canadian Tire Motorsport Park/Mosport

Today's Post by John Larsen After a two year absence, the US-based IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar series and their supporting Michelin Pilot Challenge have returned to Canada. This year they were joined by a handful of entries from the Masters Racing Legends USA series....

We’re at Espresso & Exhaust This Saturday

We’re at Espresso & Exhaust This Saturday

Today's Post by Joe Farace Mary and I will at the Vehicle Vault in Parker, Colorado on Saturday for the monthly Espresso & Exhaust event. My current plans are to be shooting some expired (2004) Fujifilm NPH 400 color negative film with my Contax 167MT and Yashica...

Our Cars: 1978 Mustang II

Our Cars: 1978 Mustang II

Today's Post by Joe Farace “There’s less Pinto in a Mustang II than there is Falcon in a 1965 Mustang,”—John Clor, Enthusiast Communications Manager for Ford Performance While formerly reviled by enthusiasts, Ford’s Mustang II has has finally seen as the model that...

Photographing The World of Rallying

Photographing The World of Rallying

Today's Post by John Larsen For many years I watched television coverage of the World Rally Championship and thought it would be fun to spectate and a real challenge to try to take photos of this unique form of motorsports. Eventually I would attend my first Rally of...

Your ISO Choice Can Affect Exposure Too

Your ISO Choice Can Affect Exposure Too

Today's Post by Joe Farace The ISO (International Standards Organization) standard is a way to quantify a film’s sensitivity to light. Hold on, digital is coming in the next paragraph. Lower numbers, such as 50 or 100, represent less sensitivity; while higher numbers,...