Maserati 250
Copyright ©2007, Anthony Cummings
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Taken at The Goodwood Revival 2007.
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Anthony Cummings
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Tony's vintage cars |
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01-Oct-2007 20:08 CEST |
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Olympus E500 |
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1/125s |
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f8 |
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176mm |
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Zuiko 40-150mm |
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100 |
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Great shot, sharp image and good panning.
fri go749 at 21:48 CEST on 01-Oct-2007 [Reply]
Maserati 250 - re-visited:
Anthony -
Once again you've posted another excellent example of automotive history. It's too bad the driver did not dress appropriately for the era. After all, they aren't racing at these events; they're on a joy ride.
In the days of this Maserati the helmets that were in vogue just covered the top of the head; the driver's ears were covered in leather that ultimately narrowed for a strap that was snapped or buckled under the chin.
There were no driving suits back then, just whatever the driver felt like wearing. Some, like Mike Hawthorn, wore a tie; others, like Carroll Shelby, wore barnyard overalls.
Really enjoy this, wonderful colors, sharp, and an amazing automobile.
-leon
Leon Plympton at 00:51 CEST on 03-Oct-2007 [Reply]
Period dress
I know what you mean Leon - unfortunately, because they are actually racing they are required to wear modern gear. The Mercedes photo was a display lap, so the driver could wear the proper gear.
The owners/drivers of these vintage racing cars certainly give them 'the beans' and are racing for real :)
Anthony Cummings at 09:38 CEST on 03-Oct-2007 [Reply]