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Photo shoot for Practical Classics


Steve C

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Photoshoot with Practical Classics went ahead as planned today at Peterborough Arena. Weather was dry and sunny. They started shooting at 10:30am with a few staturary shots of the engine, interior, wheels and parts of the bodywork. All shots were done outdoors. There was a team of three involved in the whole procedure.

The exciting part was the "moving shots" where I followed their estate car with the photographer guiding me to either come closer or move back, a bit like shooting a action movie. We did a few laps of this.

I was talking to the owner of a Ford Escort Mexico 1972 which was being photographed for the front cover........I did try and persuade them to put mine on instead.........but they didn't accept my bribe :lol:

The staff of Practical Classics said that their jobs weren'nt particularly well paid, but you'd have to have a passion for cars to enjoy the job.

The article will appear in the May edition which will be on sale mid April. They will send me a complimentary issue plus a CD of my photos.

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The car I had to chase

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Practical Classic team

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Awesome! :thumbs: Well done mate! Looks like it was a great day for pics!

I've been buying that magazine for a while and it's about time we had something different from a MGB/Triumph......which is particularly irritating because you can get ALL the parts for those!

I spoke with Neil Campbell before Xmas and they are talking about doing a restoration piece on my Gen1 so I hope that comes off too!

They seem a decent set of guys and they all seem to have a great sense of humour too!

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Great news Steve,maybe if I keep hold of mine for another 20 years I may get a write up somewhere, mind you I will be pushing 70 so the bigger problem will be getting in and out of it :lol:

Well done mate :thumbs:

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Fond memories!! the Gen 4 was my first Celica way back, auto, pop up lights, red paintwork, it was the dogs doodahs, since then it's been a Gen 5, two Gen 6's and now the 7, but you never forget your first love :huglove:

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