THE FACES BEHIND THE CARS

One of the best parts of my job is getting to meet the person behind the car. I always like to exchange some banter and share a few laughs during the course of the shoot before trying to coax them in front of the camera.

Chad Douglas and family – 1993 Commodore Ute

I often wonder why more people don’t pose for photos, most of us hate how we look in images we can’t control, but as I have grown older I honestly wish I had compiled more shots of myself over the years. I do my best to explain this to owners, especially ones with young children, as a photo on the day of your car shoot is a memory you would want to keep forever.

Luke Zappara and family – 1969 Camaro

Many of the people I get to meet at shoots become close friends and people who I genuinely care about. I feel privileged to have worked with them and bonded with them. These friendships last forever. Having my own photos of them from the day is important to me too. I am proud of what I create.

Daniel Almen and James England – VH Commodore

If you do want to get your car photographed by me, think about diving into a shot or two yourself. Plan ahead – get some nice pants and shoes and find your favourite car shirt and stand proud. You won’t regret it.

Dave Hancock – Nissan Skyline

At the moment, I am happy to do private shoots for only $395. That includes at least 10 images and then the option to purchase framed prints (in a range of sizes) from me as well.

Clint DiGiovanni and family – Ford Capri