Martin Michigan Northern Nationals - Results, Pictures, etc.

Ken Haase · 08-05-2008, 01:25 PM

Angela, your photos are really great! Especially considering that you would be termed an amateur, not a pro photographer.(I'm assuming you haven't worked as a professional). I prefer your shots over the so-called pros. Two reasons; we get to see cars that are not usually on the 'pro' sites, and you actually capture the racecar's image. Not the same-old, same-old frontal wheelstand shots showing a nice unobstucted view of the lower control arms, oil pan, header collectors, and front valance panel. Keep 'em coming, please.

Around '64 I bought a '61 Belair bubbletop just like the one above, black w/ white stripe. It had a blue interior instead of red. 348/305HP(juice lifters) stick car. I was just embarking on the long road of throwing every disposable nickle at cars and drag racing. But, then came that brief letter from Uncle Sam that starts with 'greetings'. Sigh; just wish there had been more of those 'nickles' over the years.

08-05-2008, 01:25 PM	#10
Ken Haase Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 233 Likes: 0 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Martin Michigan Northern Nationals - Results, Pictures, etc. Angela, your photos are really great! Especially considering that you would be termed an amateur, not a pro photographer.(I'm assuming you haven't worked as a professional). I prefer your shots over the so-called pros. Two reasons; we get to see cars that are not usually on the 'pro' sites, and you actually capture the racecar's image. Not the same-old, same-old frontal wheelstand shots showing a nice unobstucted view of the lower control arms, oil pan, header collectors, and front valance panel. Keep 'em coming, please. Around '64 I bought a '61 Belair bubbletop just like the one above, black w/ white stripe. It had a blue interior instead of red. 348/305HP(juice lifters) stick car. I was just embarking on the long road of throwing every disposable nickle at cars and drag racing. But, then came that brief letter from Uncle Sam that starts with 'greetings'. Sigh; just wish there had been more of those 'nickles' over the years.