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<blockquote data-quote="couleur" data-source="post: 11989" data-attributes="member: 8835"><p><img src="http://fc07.deviantart.com/fs28/f/2008/105/3/5/Red_Earth_by_couleur.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Copyright © 2008 Lim Wan Xiong, All Rights Reserved__________________Jalan Leong Yew Koh, Taman Dr. Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaCanon EF 17-40mm f/4 L USM + Cokin P 153 ND4Owner - Jason a.k.a. RedEarthAssistants - Izzat, Gun, & AlexIt took about a few weeks before we finally get to meet up. The owner was very kind and he was the most patient driver on a photo shoot I had ever come across. We drove about more then 10 rounds and it took quite some time. And everywhere we turn and drove made such a huge show stopper; everyone from the other traffic lanes was watching us in curiosity. The road we took wasn’t like those I had planned previously, this was a public road. I thought the photo shoot would only last the most around 45 minutes. But this one took the whole morning, approximately 3 hours ++. By the time it was 11+, the car was running out of fuel and we went to the nearest petrol station. I talked with the owner and he was a very nice person. Then I told him we were just going to do a few last ones before it’s a wrap.So subsequently I thought that since he was driving back, I might as well get a few shots on the way back through his way. We drove through highways and tunnels, it was a great feeling and whole new experience. I never came out so far out from the passenger window in my life. It was pretty dangerous though…Then when we reached the city, our car took the wrong turn and since memory was running out so quickly, it was time to say goodbye. And when I waved for goodbye, he sort of speed up his car to catch my back, on the other lane. That was such an amazing moment to look at. The sound from the Beemer’s engine growled so damn well! It sounded furious, fierce and you could tell the speed just by hearing it – oh, the power! Really an incredible moment, and somewhat reminds me of the other BMW that I shot months ago.I would like to thank the owner so much and especially my friends who had slaved to be my personal assistants all day. So much thank you-s to you all!And now, I am still thinking about the car all day.... <a href="http://couleur.deviantart.com/gallery" target="_blank">>more</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="couleur, post: 11989, member: 8835"] [IMG]http://fc07.deviantart.com/fs28/f/2008/105/3/5/Red_Earth_by_couleur.jpg[/IMG]Copyright © 2008 Lim Wan Xiong, All Rights Reserved__________________Jalan Leong Yew Koh, Taman Dr. Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaCanon EF 17-40mm f/4 L USM + Cokin P 153 ND4Owner - Jason a.k.a. RedEarthAssistants - Izzat, Gun, & AlexIt took about a few weeks before we finally get to meet up. The owner was very kind and he was the most patient driver on a photo shoot I had ever come across. We drove about more then 10 rounds and it took quite some time. And everywhere we turn and drove made such a huge show stopper; everyone from the other traffic lanes was watching us in curiosity. The road we took wasn’t like those I had planned previously, this was a public road. I thought the photo shoot would only last the most around 45 minutes. But this one took the whole morning, approximately 3 hours ++. By the time it was 11+, the car was running out of fuel and we went to the nearest petrol station. I talked with the owner and he was a very nice person. Then I told him we were just going to do a few last ones before it’s a wrap.So subsequently I thought that since he was driving back, I might as well get a few shots on the way back through his way. We drove through highways and tunnels, it was a great feeling and whole new experience. I never came out so far out from the passenger window in my life. It was pretty dangerous though…Then when we reached the city, our car took the wrong turn and since memory was running out so quickly, it was time to say goodbye. And when I waved for goodbye, he sort of speed up his car to catch my back, on the other lane. That was such an amazing moment to look at. The sound from the Beemer’s engine growled so damn well! It sounded furious, fierce and you could tell the speed just by hearing it – oh, the power! Really an incredible moment, and somewhat reminds me of the other BMW that I shot months ago.I would like to thank the owner so much and especially my friends who had slaved to be my personal assistants all day. So much thank you-s to you all!And now, I am still thinking about the car all day.... [URL="http://couleur.deviantart.com/gallery"]>more[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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