Photographed the car several weeks ago in Baton Rouge, at an equestrian center that graciously allowed us access to the grounds on a Sunday when they were normally closed. Without their help, this session would have certainly faltered, as the locations I used were just perfect for the car. I wanted to invoke a sort of classic American feel, shooting some modern American muscle in a sunny farm environment. Plus, the owner has raised race horses all his life, so I thought it would be nice to pay homage to both of his passions in one shoot: Horses and Corvettes. Unfortunately, the horses were stabled on the weekend, so they weren't grazing in the fields as I had hoped. The location still exceeded my expectations nevertheless, so I'm quite happy with the results.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy my newest series.

-Webb


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Not really a big fan of the car but your pictures are sick.

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Dang man, you take some wicked pics.

 

GM would be foolish not to buy the rights to these images from you!

 

Beautiful shots, Webb! Nice work.

 

Honestly your pictures are brochure worthy. Awesome!!!

 

Amazing pictures! Just one question, the pic looking through the barn, it looks like a decent sized hill... Where in the world are there hills in BR? lol

 

Great work! (I am glad to see the owner decided to go sans rookie stripes)

 

Awesome pics as always!

 

Haha, foiled! The outside was blown out from the exposure, so I dropped in a secondary landscape photograph. Wanted something different than just trees. Through the power of Photoshop!!....