So, I’m still on my black and white hard film kick, and yesterday morning I woke up, grabbed my camera, and headed down to the speed shop to see if I could snag some good shots of the cars making the run. Pulling up, I knew this was going to be another great event, and it reminded me of how fortunate I am to live in Austin. I blew through about three rolls before I knew it. Then suddenly, the camera “locked up” and wouldn’t function. My first thought was my battery went out, and I couldn’t find my spare. No worries… three rolls would keep me busy. I tried to figure out what went wrong when I got home. Sadly, when I switched lenses, my mirror didn’t seat when I cleaned it the night before and overexposed almost all of the film. So, here is the handful of salvageable photos from the run. They’re a bit artsy, and I feel like I didn’t capture the uniqueness of the run and quality of the cars that showed up. Nevertheless, here is my humble offering of photos from the Bonnie and Clyde run, and a big thanks to Ryan, ASS, and all the great cars that made it out. Out of the overexposed I really like the grainy look of this photo. This 36 was absolutely stunning The Waco Kid Before After The James roadster
JJK i was the one chatting with you when you thought your battery died, pics came out great, very kick ass stuff
Nice Pic's Man! I was have'n so much fun looking at all the cool cars I only managed to snap a couple pic's...
I had a blast. I can officially say my car is reliable. Great day, great cars, and oh yeah great BBQ!!
Something about this A coupe turns my crank! Would like to see more pic's. Would have loved to made the trip to participate in such a cool event. For smiles and grins, here's a shot of my '37 last summer, down south of Gibsland, LA, at the roadside monument of the Bonnie and Clyde ambush.
Wow nice pics! It was a good day for sure...... Crazy month working our asses off! Big thanks to Steve, Ryan, Yahoos, Billy and the Houston crew..... The San Antonio and Dallas guys.....It was awesome when Danny and Bruce showed up with an Army of 32 Fords.... Talk about reliable! Thanks everybody! Fun times......
The Jalopy Journal
