Wednesday Wall: Original Feature – Datsun 240Z & 510

For today’s Wednesday Wall, here’s a blast from the past – our very first photoshoot for JNC. Back then, I was still pretty inexperienced with automotive photography and only had the bare minimum of proper equipment. The photo would’ve benefited from a circular polarizer filter, but overall I like the way it turned out. The orange really pops, and the blue background provides a very nice contrast (bonus points to anyone who can figure out where this photo was taken).

The two things I wanted to highlight with this photograph are the cars’ incredible stances (seen in the 510), and the tremendous attention to detail the owners put into their construction (seen in the closeup of the Z’s front end). These traits best exemplify the spirit of the cars, and that’s why this is my favorite photo from the series.

An interesting thing to note is the Z’s pointed nose. Its sharpness is something I never really noticed before, but from this angle it looks as finely honed as a samurai sword.

See the rest of the photos in JNC Issue 1 available in our shop.

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5 Responses to Wednesday Wall: Original Feature – Datsun 240Z & 510

  1. burabuda says:

    nice to see a big bucks 240 without flares … 8)

  2. Israel says:

    It was taken at Ikea, awesome photograph, awesome cars!

  3. Dan says:

    Yep, Ikea! I guess those big blue buildings are more distinctive than I thought =D

  4. Sarcasmo says:

    All that orange makes me wanna chug down a Tropicana. LOL 😛

  5. colink says:

    absolutly superb picture

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