Welcome to our automotive photography portfolio. Every year we shoot thousands upon thousands of car photos. This may be at all the events we attend as well as private shoots.
In the RallyWays car photography portfolio we only post our favorites. These are our very best photos. The portfolio is quite varied and features content from car shows, motorsport events and private photoshoots. Of course, we love rolling shots, so we feature a lot of those.
Click through to each of the posts in the portfolio. In each there is a little story to tell you more about the shot. Whether it be the camera, camera settings, or lens used, it’s all there. Sometimes, the story is more about how the photo took place or how it came about.
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Looking down at one of the most interesting features of a Ferrari F430 Scuderia. From this angle you are greeted by one iconic shape closely related to its predecessor. The big bonus is the glass engine cover that lets you enjoy this awesome powerhouse from the outside.
This is what you shoot when your originally planned photoshoot does not work out. I was supposed to be shooting the cars in the local club SDCE on the way to Symbolic Motors. However, they forgot they weren’t supposed to drive so fast. Next thing you know, this stunning Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 comes howling by. Perfect.
This is what happens when you’re lying on the ground to shoot a Corvette Z06 C6 as low as you can go. Panning the camera while lying on the ground on your chest is not an easy task. That said, a few busts later and I had this shot. Not complaining.
One rather special Lambo, a very simple setting and nice diffused light – perfect for a clean hard-parked shot. This is a Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Super Trofeo Stradale. That’s a mouthful, but special car like this deserves a very unique name.
This is the original RallyWays car, a 2011 Mazda MX-5 Miata. This photo was shot right after Cbad Cars one Saturday morning after some very humid days, hence the painteresque skies. Yes, this is not the typical Southern California sky, but I can assure you there was no sky-replacement in Photoshop.
The Nissan GT-R R35 is a car that looks better from the back. It’s like Nissan said, “whatever, nobody will ever see the front anyway.” Then they only styled the back and forgot about the nose. So at Speed, a rolling shot from the back is the way to go with this one.
Here we have a red unicorn without a wing. I just happened to have my camera with me and sort of ready to go. This rolling shot of a wingless Lamborghini Countach is one of those things you might only get one chance in a lifetime to shoot. Classic case of being at the right place at the right time.
Here we have one of our favorite classic RallyWays shots from back in the day. This is a beautiful Aston Martin DB9 at one of the loading docks at Cars and Coffee Irvine. The gold tones of the car’s finish go very nicely with the setting and the bright lighting we had that morning.
This is Ferrari 458 Italia at the landmark Cars and Coffee Irvine loading dock. People love the Ferrari 360 and the F430, but the Ferrari 458 Italia is one car that had Ferrari fans everywhere open their eyes to how gorgeous a modern Ferrari could actually be.
When it comes to super exotic Porsches there are very few sibling rivals to the Porsche Carrera GT. Add a the Fayence Yellow color choice to this already outrageous machine and you have a car that will stop anybody and everybody on their tracks. You don’t need to be a car fanatic to know this car is special.
