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Car Photography

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It’s always good to photograph and review new cars to find out at first hand the latest technical innovations and meet the people behind them.

I have photographed new Ford cars on their test track at Dunton in Essex right down to the last Model T Ford to come off of the production line at Dagenham.

It is fun to look back at some of the cars that once made the headlines which have now become classics, or sadly, confined to the breakers yard.

I was lucky enough to own an Aston Martin DB7 and remember a feature Jeremy Clarkson did on the company.  He finished the programme then with this most profound statement.  “Aston Martin.  The company that has produced fewer cars in it’s entire history than the city of Detroit turns out in an hour!”

 

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More than five hundred Aston Martin DB7's of all varieties gathered at Buscot Park in Oxfordshire to mark the 10th anniversary since the first one was built. This event was the largest ever gathering of DB7's and their owners and just 7000 have been built over that period. The total value of all the cars that attended came to 56 million pounds!
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Mr Ian Callum who designed the Aston Martin DB7 in 1992. More than five hundred Aston Martin DB7's of all varieties gathered at Buscot Park in Oxfordshire to mark the 10th anniversary since the first one was built in 1993. That event was the largest ever gathering of DB7's and their owners and just 7000 have been built over that period. The total value of all the cars that attended came to 56 million pounds!
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Motoring page editor James Foxall is pictured talking to Martin Smith, left, who designed the new Ford Iosis concept car.
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The Ford Iosis concept car.
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Motoring page editor James Foxall pictured driving the new Ford Iosis concept car.
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Gullwing doors on the Ford Iosis concept car.
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A video dashboard on the Ford Iosis concept car.
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Gullwing doors on the Ford Iosis concept car.
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What a beautiful sight from Otter Ferry in Argyll, Scotland looking west. No photoshop here, just a moody setting as storm clouds taunt the two rainbows. The car pictured is an Aston Martin DB7 coupe.
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The Mercedes ML 320.
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The Mercedes ML 320 and the Range Rover Sport HSE.
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The interior of the Range Rover Sport HSE.
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The Range Rover Sport HSE.
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Motoring editor Ginny Buckley tries her hand at the wheel of the last Model T Ford produced and owned by the Ford Motor Company at Dagenham in Essex.
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The fuel cap of the last Model T Ford produced and owned by the Ford Motor Company at Dagenham in Essex.
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One of the controls of the last Model T Ford produced and owned by the Ford Motor Company at Dagenham in Essex.
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The last Model T Ford produced and owned by the Ford Motor Company at Dagenham in Essex.
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Enjoying the limelight second time around, the Dagenham ladies involved in the strikes for equal pay when they worked at Fords in Dagenham, Essex. It has now been made into a feature film called Made in Dagenham. They are pictured outside the Ford plant at Dagenham. Left to Right, Vera Sine, age 80. Gwen Davies, age 78. Sheila Douglass, age 74. Eileen Pullen, age 81.
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Motoring correspondent James Foxall drives the Nissan nismo 350 Z S tune GT.
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The front wheel of the Nissan nismo 350 Z S tune GT.
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Motoring correspondent James Foxall drives the Nissan nismo 350 Z S tune GT.
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Live dashboard during a drive of the Nissan nismo 350 Z S tune GT.
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The Nissan nismo 350 Z S tune GT.
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The Suzuki Grand Vitara VVT with motoring correspondent James Foxall.
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The Suzuki Grand Vitara VVT.
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Privileged parking space laid on for me next to Sir Alan Sugar's Rolls Royce when I went to meet him at his Amstrad HQ at Warley, nr. Brentwood in Essex to photograph Steve Gill presented with the Daily Mirror Enterprise award.

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