I am trying to share solely new pictures on cohost. I am weaning myself off giving the twitter people first dibs and all free; I love how people here actually engage with my work and (hopefully) look at it a little more. it just so happens the stuff I shot this week is all Cars, lol
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in reply to @victoria-scott's post:
it's honestly too easy when they send me to Palm Springs. The city was built to be a car commercial
still not sure about the grille but damn if this thing doesn't have a great side profile
it has that slab-sided, fear-inspiring look that really screams "board executive who also happens to be my domme" and I dig it
pls continue, like - I’m not even a car person but these photos are amazing (and as someone who recently moved away from the coachella valley I miss it a lot lol)
this was like my fourth press trip in Palm Springs and every time I just marvel at how such a damn gorgeous place can exist
right??? honestly the only thing that took me away from it was california cost of living, but it's SO beautiful there all the time. Especially in the early spring when the desert floor temp is decent and the mountains are still snow capped. absolutely ridiculous
similar thing I enjoyed about Reno, TBH, and I moved there because it was (briefly) cheaper and then left because it got too pricey/transphobic lol
No pun intended, but the car here is a vehicle for some just really jaw-dropping landscapes. It gives a sense of scale and a contrast of artificial against natural that just makes those backdrops seem twice as pretty. Feel lucky getting to see them here! Not sure how I feel about the design language in general here, but it's harsh angles and high desert backdrop give it some alien visitor feels. But they're just here for the scenery.
that's part of what I love about auto photography; I think "2/3rds car, bokeh'd background" is bland. Cars exist in the world around them, and they look their best when viewed as part of that world, especially something as bold and enormous as this thing lol. anyway, thank you so much!!