Scottish Elises

I have dabbled with rigs in the past but either a partial rig or by fitting the rig to a chase car but this was my first attempt at "proper" rig photography. I have basically thought about it for too long now and was actually nervous as I gathered my kit together for fear that the results would not turn out as I had imagined.
It was quite difficult without an assistant and I did get some very strange looks from passers by but it was good fun.
I only managed to bag a couple of shots before the threat of rain otherwise I would have tried some forward facing shots but there's always another day...
The second shot required editing help from a friend of mine to remove the rig from the shot and I am hugely greatful for her help.
For those of you not on facebook I have attached the pictures below

Critiques welcome as always (just don't look too closely!!)


Autum trees 1 by ah_mr_smee, on Flickr


Autumn Trees 2 by ah_mr_smee, on Flickr

Absolutely awesome, and guaranteed a month in the calendar... Good for you for trying it out, and some fantastic results mate!!!

Give me a shout if your needing a hand the next time Andrew.

Steve.

Great shots indeed! I'll be happy to offer the use of an alternative Lotus, if ever you get bored of photographing LRG.

Coolio

Fab

Do you have the original pics with the rig in them to show the setup you had?

great work as always

Flat cap is a winner in my eyes! Great snaps, well done!

Great Shots with the autumnal backdrop.
No disrespect to the SE calendar, but I think you should be pitching your work at a higher level for greater visibility of your talent?
I also keep thinking of the consequences of you meeting another vehicle on the narrow road

It's obviously all on private property - the car doesn't have a legal number plate fitted.

Great photos!

Cheers,
Robin

Robin wins a prize, private estate road.
Also it's just a bit if fun for me, I enjoy sharing the stories about the pictures with SE and they aren't to be taken too seriously

Great shots! And thanks for posting a pic of the rig, looks like a fun piece of kit. Out of interest, do you take a shot of the car without the rig to make photoshopping it out later easier?

Once again very nice.

If you ever want a tyre smoking drift shot, gimme a shout.

If you also want a toe link snapping, hub bending, alternator shattering shot, just put the camera on a multi shot mode

EVO magazine, Smee.

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