Showing posts with label Jaguar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jaguar. Show all posts
Jun 2, 2020
Chaminade Resort & Spa in Santa Cruz, California
Catalogue:
California
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Hotels
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Images
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Jaguar
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Photography
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Roadside Attractions
,
Roadside California Series
,
Santa Cruz
Apr 12, 2020
Jaguar F-Pace in California
Complete with good music and epic views, I've never been on a road trip that wasn't enhanced by a great set of wheels. The latest travel shoot in California ticked a lot of boxes, not least of which was driving the coast in a new Jaguar F-Pace. Here are a few snapshots from the road.
Catalogue:
California
,
Classic Cars
,
Images
,
Jaguar
,
Photography
,
Roadside California Series
,
Santa Cruz
Location:
California, USA
Mar 5, 2020
A Wedding, A Reunion & Los Angeles
A flight into San Jose, a series of travel shoots in Santa Cruz, a drive down to Monterey to be Best Man in a friend's wedding, a road trip down the coast to Los Angeles with a film school buddy, and naturally thousands more images captured over a week in the City of Angels - these are the bullet points from my last few weeks upon returning to California.
The funny thing about travel shooting in California, particularly Los Angeles at this point, is that I've been back and forth so many times now that you'd think I'd be bored revisiting a lot of the stereotypical spots. It's the opposite though. The familiarity is an asset. I always seem to come across something new, some random detail that fills in a blank I hadn't captured before.
Places like the Pacific Coast Highway, Disneyland, Hollywood Boulevard and the Santa Monica Pier have actually become incredibly nostalgic now. I'm instantly reminded of other trips, friends I shared these experiences with, and professionally, some of the really cool material that's come from these random excursions and how I can experiment to build on it.
This recent trip was really interesting because my mind was so focused on my role in my friend's wedding, that by the time the trip to L.A. started it felt like a surprise almost because I hadn't really been thinking about it. That said, this was no sit-by-the-pool vacation - we hit several major spots every day and covered a lot of ground between DTLA, Santa Monica, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Century City, Burbank, Glendale, and Anaheim. The inspiration was actually rooted in a lot of discussions we used to have in film school - so what better place than L.A. to relive them.
I launched my Roadside California series at the beginning of 2015 and looking back now it's pretty amazing just how much the collection has expanded in 5 years. From redwoods and mountains to beaches and theme parks, it's really cool to see how much of California I've been able to explore as Editing Luke. I don't plan on stopping anytime soon. There's still so much to see! Explore more from my California series here.
The funny thing about travel shooting in California, particularly Los Angeles at this point, is that I've been back and forth so many times now that you'd think I'd be bored revisiting a lot of the stereotypical spots. It's the opposite though. The familiarity is an asset. I always seem to come across something new, some random detail that fills in a blank I hadn't captured before.
Places like the Pacific Coast Highway, Disneyland, Hollywood Boulevard and the Santa Monica Pier have actually become incredibly nostalgic now. I'm instantly reminded of other trips, friends I shared these experiences with, and professionally, some of the really cool material that's come from these random excursions and how I can experiment to build on it.
This recent trip was really interesting because my mind was so focused on my role in my friend's wedding, that by the time the trip to L.A. started it felt like a surprise almost because I hadn't really been thinking about it. That said, this was no sit-by-the-pool vacation - we hit several major spots every day and covered a lot of ground between DTLA, Santa Monica, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Century City, Burbank, Glendale, and Anaheim. The inspiration was actually rooted in a lot of discussions we used to have in film school - so what better place than L.A. to relive them.
I launched my Roadside California series at the beginning of 2015 and looking back now it's pretty amazing just how much the collection has expanded in 5 years. From redwoods and mountains to beaches and theme parks, it's really cool to see how much of California I've been able to explore as Editing Luke. I don't plan on stopping anytime soon. There's still so much to see! Explore more from my California series here.
Catalogue:
Achievements
,
California
,
Classic Cars
,
Contract Work
,
Disney Parks
,
Filmmaker Life
,
Food
,
Images
,
Jaguar
,
Los Angeles
,
Photography
,
Roadside Attractions
,
Roadside California Series
,
Santa Cruz
,
Theme Parks
,
Universal Studios
Location:
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Feb 23, 2020
Jaguar XJ220 in the Auto Collections
The Jaguar XJ220 is an ultra-rare supercar that was produced by Jaguar between 1992 and 1994. Only 275 were ever made, and with an asking price of 490,000 pounds it was one of the most expensive cars on the market at that time. Eager to see one up close, I shot these images years ago when I heard one was on display at the Auto Collections in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Catalogue:
Auto Show
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Classic Cars
,
Images
,
Jaguar
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Las Vegas
,
Middle America Series
,
Museum
,
Nevada
,
Photography
Location:
Las Vegas, NV, USA
Feb 12, 2020
Auto Collections in Las Vegas, Nevada
Once part of the former Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, the (now closed) Auto Collections was a unique attraction in that it was both a car museum and a working showroom. This meant that not only was the car collection regularly changing as vehicles were sold and swapped out, but because this was on the Las Vegas Strip, the showroom featured numerous high-end classic cars in pristine condition. Sadly, the Auto Collections permanently closed at the end of 2017.
Catalogue:
Auto Show
,
Classic Cars
,
Images
,
Jaguar
,
Las Vegas
,
Middle America Series
,
Museum
,
Nevada
,
Photography
Location:
Las Vegas, NV, USA
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