Alex Penfold's flickr

[Italian_Job]

It isnt mine just bumped into this and jeez he s got some amazing snaps there

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexpenfold/with/7901653530/#photo_7901653530

enjoy

 

[Jay_A]

I recognise some shots from Super Vettura who are a dealership near me. I took some shots there earlier this year.

 

[Gally]

Most are set up mate. His twitter is a delight though!

 

[ukaskew]

Fair play to the kid, 18 years old and has carved a nice niche for himself already, would be interested to know if he's earned much off of it (and what his day job is, I'm guessing student with lots of time on his hands)

Weirdly my favourite thing is finding his creatively placed watermark, very clever as I imagine a few sites/mags etc have been caught out by it.

 

[Jon.G]

Why does he not have full res

I want a new PC wallpaper!

 

[Habitual]

18! Inspiring and saddening at the same time haha.

His work is awesome and I agree with the comment regarding his watermarks. Very cool.

 

[v15ben]

Yep, I've followed him for a couple of years or so.
He can certainly take a photo!

 

[SamP]

Can't really say I am a massive fan. Composition looks good, lighting looks reasonable but its the cars & locations that are making the pictures for me?

 

[MattT]

Can't really say I am a massive fan. Composition looks good, lighting looks reasonable but its the cars & locations that are making the pictures for me?

This really.
Guy's got skills no doubt, but assuming you were decent enough with a camera, it'd be hard not to make those motors look amazing.

 

[Italian_Job]

true
still they got something special imo

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexpenfold/7910029482/in/photostream/lightbox/

 

[ukaskew]

This really.
Guy's got skills no doubt, but assuming you were decent enough with a camera, it'd be hard not to make those motors look amazing.

But the point is that this guy IS out doing it, seemingly all the time. A few shots around London are interesting, but this guy has taken thousands. As a collection it is far greater than the sum of its parts (and those parts are technically and compositionally rock solid).