Here's the link to my photo shoot in Wilmington NC. Was a good time, phtographer was a college kid starting his own business so it was free for me.


www.greatereastimports.com/dreams/no-matter-the-distance

 

Nice pics Chad. But really........"The first XK series are arguably the most common Jaguars seen today. For most, it's one of the only Jaguar's they'll ever see, and they probably don't even know it (it's not that attractive of a car)"

 

Nice shoot and I think they are all beautiful in their own way.

 

Yeah, I didnt write the article and dont agree with all of it.

 

I like the second photo from the bottom best.

First gen XK's are the most common Jags seen? I very rarely see any.

S types and XFs maybe..

College kids....

 

Nice shots, nice car

 

Nice shots of great car. I really like your license plate.

 

Shots are basically snap shots, and glad they were free for you.

Many of the exposures are off, and this young student needs some experience so it was nice you helped him out.

If you want some really great photos, pay a professional photographer who shoots automobiles and uses some software that will enhance the photos.

Here's few you might like......click once to open then click again for full image.

Yes, it's a C7.

 

Nice pics, nice car!!

 

Good thing you got yours as I see the 2017 looks like it's going to midship engine and the price tag is going to be around $150K . So long America's sports car at least for the youth.

 

Very nice car!

One question:

Why did he shoot in that location?

Just my opinion but, that car seems out of place there.

 

Not sure, I think he was going for a "jungle" theme or the jaguar in the wild type of thing. The first 2 options were a no go due to other things going on at the time.

 

Here is mine.......

 

Mod squad! Need more lights & mirrors, though :

 

Ha, Ha, Ha! Yeah I've seen some of those. Very unique, I'd say....

 

Lights and mirrors - check, cool factor needs some work!

 

XK is the "rarest" of the production series manufactured by Jaguar for like the last 20+ years.