Showing posts with label Classic Cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Classic Cars. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 16, 2017

CarPhotography | Wheels Nationals Classic MotorMeet 2017 Haparanda | Sweden

Lens and Cover | CarPhotography | Wheels Nationals Classic MotorMeet 2017 Haparanda | Sweden

Place: Haparanda, Sweden
Event: Wheels Nationals Classic MotorMeet 2017 Haparanda
Date: 13 - 15th of July, 2017

Few weeks ago was held Wheels Nationals Classic MotorMeet 2017 in Haparanda. This year it was first time 3 days event. On Thursday the theme was Euro cars and rest of the days all kind of vintage and classic cars.

The event was success. Total about 1100 cars and 10,000 visitors. Good numbers for the small place like Haparanda.

Here is my video where you can see some of the best cars in the event. Enjoy!


So much more cars than last year. Great event!

Regards,
Mika

Sunday, April 30, 2017

Old Car Classics - Citroen B11 1949

Some old cars has something, which really turn heads. One of that kind of car is this gangster style beautiful Citroen B11. I took this photo on the streets of Tornio in Finland.

Place: Tornio, Finland
Photo: Old Car Classics - Citroen B11 1949
Date: 29th of April, 2017

Camera: Canon EOS 60D
Lens: Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS
Shot: 1/200 sec. f/5.6 90mm ISO 100

Editing: B&W conversion, highlights , sharpening.

Lens and Cover Blog | Old Car Classics - Citroen B11 1949

Unfortunatelly you don't see often these cars on the road anymore. Legend!

Regards,
Mika

Friday, July 15, 2016

Buick Special Business Coupe 1937

I took this picture last summer in Tornio, where was held Traditional Motor Meeting.

Place:  Toranda, Tornio, Finland
Target: Buick Special Business Coupe 1937
Date:    25.7.2015

Camera: Canon PowerShot G15
Shot: 1/800 sec. f/2.8 6.1mm ISO160

Editing: Straightening, sharpening, cropping and photo changed to B&W.

Lens and Cover Blog | Beautiful Buick Special Business Coupe 1937.

Old cars and B&W work very well together.

More photos from the same event in my Tachometer Blog.

Regards,
Mika