Can you feel the Summer Heat? Nope. Let me change your mind - from the opulent Rolls Royce Cullinan to fiery Mini Cooper JCW GP3. Here are my August highlights.
Rolls Royce Cullinan
What're your thoughts Rolls Royce Cullinan? It's ungainly. Take and minute and consider the meaning of art. A piece or performance to get a reaction out of the audience.
I'd consider the Cullinan as an intimidating SUV to say I've succeeded to the haters. Plus the Premiere Silver paint job gives an excellent shine in the Summer heat.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Do you like this wing on the Porsche 911 GT3 RS? Nope. I beg to differ, with its dramatic appearance this Miami Blue GT3 RS deserves a wild wing.
Initially, I went to my local Porsche Centre to photograph the Guards Red GT3 RS Wiessach Package, but there many exciting Porsches to shoot and talk to the staff.
Jaguar E-Type Convertible S3
How did I come across this Jaguar E-Type Convertible? Not sure. Still, once I was going home, I came across a local classic car meet in the evening.
The owner had this Jaguar E-Type for 44 years ago and was their dream car. Its excellent hearing after many months and effort at work - you can be able to buy your dream car.
Jaguar F-Pace and E-Pace
Would you own the Jaguar F-Pace or E-Pace? Both. Have your cake and eat it. Still, I'd choose the F-Pace for it's more mature looks.
Still, I photographed both Jaguars as an exercise to frame two cars behind a contemporary background.
Mini Cooper JCW GP3
Do you love the vivid appearance of this Mini Cooper JCW GP3? Yes. Same here, I love the vibrant Chilli Red accents and spicy aero.
I came across this Mini Cooper JCW GP3 at Oulton Park and asked the owner to photograph the JCW GP3. The owner was chilled and said sure. Bonus!
Conclusion
Whether that's photographing the vibrant Miami Blue Porsche 911 GT3 RS to seeing the classy E-Type Convertible - August brought the Summer Heatwave.
What's your favourite car in the post? Let me know in the comments below and please share on your social media channels. On That Bombshell Goodbye.