Travels with Richard

[Wiener]

Richard kindly offered to take me on an MG motor outing: these give a flavour of the day though I must admit to not having my camera to hand for most of it!

Andy

PS I see I have stripped the EXIF information again... :?
These were all from DNG files shot with the GXR + A12 50mm macro.

 

[olyz]

Hi Andy,
this is perfect set. I like most the Jaguar Macro!

Cheers, Christian

 

[Orol]

Ah, real beauties. Andy, how did you manage not to photograph like mad?

Peter

 

[thelps]

Great work guys, and I am just a tad jealous that I didn't get to come along.
I am guessing the MG was a two seater anyway?!

 

[Blow-in]

Hi Tim,

Mine is a 'modern' MG - a MGF - but nevertheless an 'open' 2 seater so I subjected Andy to some wind in the hair motoring despite the cool autumn weather. Part of the day out was a visit to the Moray Motor Museum including a private visit to the workshops which is where Andy took his shots (yes, those cars are in the workshop, not the public display area). I had the GXR S10 with me mainly to record for the Highland MG Owners' Club rather than take any thing too 'artistic' but here are a few from me (even though this is the A12 50 area).



Richard

 

[thelps]

Hi Richard,

The MG is quite well regarded in Australia.
Many of them are driven in Adelaide's classic "Bay To Birdwood" - http://www.baytobirdwood.com.au/

I never have owned one but -
I have a friend who has a MG-TC that is driven on special occasions.
I had another mate's MGB stored in my shed for a 6 months, that was sky blue, no softtop only the torneau cover and another friend bought a MGB coupe and did the Rover V8 conversion.

I did come close to buying a Midget once and a 1958 Sedan I think it was on another occasion.

I've really enjoyed your images.

 

[Spode]

Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing.

 

[dgilmour]

All photos and cars are cool, thank you!