IMG_1340 Bugatti - Aerolithe
During our visit holidays in the village of Velen (Germany) a international event of Bugatti oldtimers took place. This special Bugatti aerolithe belongs to Pet...
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During our visit holidays in the village of Velen (Germany) a international event of Bugatti oldtimers took place. This special Bugatti aerolithe belongs to Peter Borstel, a German living in the UK. It was specialy build from the original drawings. A very rare car.
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The image was taken during a short holiday stay in hotel Velen (Germany near the Dutch borders). At the second day big announcements were hanged up " Welcome Bugatti". The next days there was a international event of old Bugatti cars in the hotel. During diner I spoke to the man next to my room, who was the leader of the "gang". We discussed motor technics.. I asked him what Bugatti was special. He mentioned the blue one, and invited me to be at the start of the tour next morning. Next morning I realized he was the owner of that blue Bugatti. Later I realised the man I spoke with was Peter Borstel. On the internet there is many info about this special car: the most expensive car of the world. The blue Bugatti is a remake of a very special car which disappeared after it was showed in France before WOII. Very exclusive!!!Time
Morning just after we had breakfast about 10:00 am.Lighting
Natural lightning.Equipment
At that time a Canon 5D Mk1 with I think a 28-135 mm lens. No tripod.Inspiration
Great car to see.Editing
No just DPP (Canon)In my camera bag
At this moment I use a Canon 6D Mk2 and Sigma 24-105mm ART, Canon 100-400 Mk1, Canon 1.4x convertor, Sigma 105 mm Macro, IRIX 15 mm, some pol filters and ND filters, macro-rings, Velbon D700 tripod, self made gimbal head and macro head, some selfmade pinhole and slit-hole"lenses" etc.Feedback
Look before where oldtimer cars are showed.
