Silent Future

10/29/2015

While I have never owned a Porsche (I did recently move to the P car capital of the U.S. in Atlanta so that might have to change), I have a huge appreciation for their owner base. They are by far the most die-hard group of enthusiasts I have ever come across. Elizabeth and Andrew from the skyward bound ITSWHITENOISE movement (They had me at all caps everything) were no different. After squaring away a shoot at a Shift S3ctor event where they came, they saw and they figuratively popped our E-cherry with the ITSWHITENOISE 918 Spyder, I knew it was time to put some ideas to work. After a sunset romp in the traffic riddled Hollywood Hills, out came the new lighting toys for some visual experimentation. HYPRCRED to my wife (Uprisingimagery.com) for setting up lighting and her flawless stunt driving. By flawless I mean she didn't kill me.

Shooting rear facing rollers with a 918 isn't too tough on a two lane road. Shooting forward facing rollers out of a sunroof trying to maintain speed with a four million jiggawatt, flux capacitating hypercar is another story.

Brief smooth moment before the tail gate love tapped my lens hood on a dip. Craigslist be like "Brand new, never used..."

I absolutely hate photos with random traffic in them. I removed two oncoming cars from this picture. Doesn't feel as death-defying now.

... and here's a photo with random traffic in it. Didn't want a shoot on a Friday afternoon in Hollywood to feel too surreal.

"meep, meep" Thank you local concerned citizen for your out of pocket Wile E. Coyote esque caution sign.

If you don't know, now you know.

It is a hypercar after all...

Gadget wizardry overload

The most appropriate song in the history of this particular shoot, ever.

Has anyone ever told you how pretty and symmetrical your nostrils are?

Elizabeth, Andrew and Porsche were able to sync up and secure 918 number 84. This happens to be the same production number as their Carrera GT. And yes Batman, it is black as well.