Student Photographer requires Classic Jags and Owners

[StefanCottrellT]

Hello

 

My name is Stefan Cottrell.

 

I am a 2nd year studying Digital Photography at London South Bank University. 

 

I am currently doing a project which I want to take editorial (magazine) pictures. I want to take photographs of classic cars and their owners. I am posting here as I particularly like the Jaguar E-type (as I am sure many people do) so I was going to start my search here.

 

I am hoping to photograph anything, not just the E type, Jaguar, pre 1990s.

 

The photographs would be daylight, maybe a different location from your home, I am not sure yet.

 

I am happy to provide the owner with some of the photographs and currently they will only be seen privately in the University.

 

I am located in Central London and don't mind travelling within the M25. Currently the best days are Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday's.

 

If you are interested with being photographed you can ring, text or email me.

If you could tell me your car model and year that would be great and I will get back in contact.

 

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 07836247026

 

Thanks

 

Stefan

[Old Peter]

Good Luck, Stefan.

 

That is a very interesting project.

 

Peter.

[KEN33Y]

Wish you well in your project Stefan, shame you are restricted to within the urban surroundings of the M25 and not capturing the beautiful backdrops the car could be placed in. When I done a City & Guilds in photography some years ago I was taught that a photograph should capture more than the focal image in order that viewers would be looking throughout the photograph. I do understand your restrictions with travel costs being a student etc my daughter was a student for 8 years gaining a phD however nearby surrounding Countryside just outside that of the M25 Surrey, Hertfordshire, Bucks , Kent etc can offer some enchanting backdrops to your photography such as the following taken on the hillside of the Brecon Beacons. Obviously the car is not in your range of pre-1990's but the image may be food for thought.