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1967 Ford Mustang “Magic Bonnet” on Flickr.
Last minute I managed to organise for Me and Andi to go and see my friend Tom and shoot his 1967 Ford Mustang. This thing was a beast, 5.8ltr Engine, sounded like nothing i’ve heard before. Needs a bit of work doing to it, but I loved this thing, It was quite hard to shoot, because it wasn’t really shiney, like most cars I shoot, but it also wasn’t a piece of rust like every other car I shoot, it was some where in the middle! Which made neither of the techniques I would usually use work too well. So I had to come up with a new game plan, use my head! I used the moon to light most of it, with a slight hint of light coming from my LED Lenser. I know I’ve just uploaded a Magic Bonnet photo but, this is a Mustang so I just had to. I’m hoping to shoot it again soon, espeially when it’s finished as well. A good night, thanks for Tom for letting us shoot it.www.noctography.co.uk

1967 Ford Mustang “Magic Bonnet” on Flickr.

Last minute I managed to organise for Me and Andi to go and see my friend Tom and shoot his 1967 Ford Mustang.

This thing was a beast, 5.8ltr Engine, sounded like nothing i’ve heard before.

Needs a bit of work doing to it, but I loved this thing, It was quite hard to shoot, because it wasn’t really shiney, like most cars I shoot, but it also wasn’t a piece of rust like every other car I shoot, it was some where in the middle! Which made neither of the techniques I would usually use work too well.

So I had to come up with a new game plan, use my head! I used the moon to light most of it, with a slight hint of light coming from my LED Lenser.

I know I’ve just uploaded a Magic Bonnet photo but, this is a Mustang so I just had to.

I’m hoping to shoot it again soon, espeially when it’s finished as well. A good night, thanks for Tom for letting us shoot it.

www.noctography.co.uk