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The bartender had their drinks -an iced tea and a beer - on the bar before they got in the door. The man in the gray was desperate to tell the plaid man a story and plaid man totally didn't care.
In my story of them they probably do this all the time.
Kyle and the DSE 1970 Camaro Capture the GTV Class, the GTV Class Championship and the Overall 2015 Optima National Championship
Mooresville, NC - The final regular season event of the Optima Batteries "Search for the Ultimate Street Car" turned out to be a pretty special one for Kyle Tucker, Detroit Speed and Detroit Speed "Equipped" vehicles. Kyle, driving his trusty DSE 1970 Camaro, won the GTV class with 2nd place finishes in the Hot Lap Challenge and Autocross and followed that up with a 1st place in the Speed Stop. The win not only gave Kyle the GTV class but also the 2015 GTV class championship along with the USCA Optima National Championship for the year. That is some good momentum leading up to the end of the year Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational that takes place at Las Vegas Motor Speedway November 7th-8th.
Kyle and his 1970 weren't the only ones having fun over the weekend. Some DSE "Equipped" vehicles made a whole bunch of noise over in the GT class led by Bryan Johnson. Bryan captured 1st in the GT class by winning the Speed Stop and finishing in 2nd place in the Autocross and Hot Lap Challenge. With that class win Bryan captured the GT class championship for the year giving Detroit Speed "Equipped" vehicles two class championships for the year. Following Bryan up were Cody Mason and Jordan Priestley. Jordan and Cody both have DSE "Equipped" 5th Gen Camaros and drove excellent the entire weekend.
Some other DSE "Equipped" vehicles and drivers made a name for themselves this past weekend including Jake Rozelle who won the GTV Hot Lap in his DSE "Equipped" 1969 Camaro and finished 3rd overall in the GTV class. Congratulations to everyone else who came out and ran hard. It was great seeing all of the DSE "Equipped" vehicles in the garage area and on the track.
Next up for the Detroit Speed team is the final Optima event of the year, the one everybody is looking forward to. The Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational that will be held at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Kyle is in with his DSE 1970 Camaro while DSE Engineer, Ryan Mathews, qualified with the Detroit Speed 2012 White Monster Camaro. Best of luck to everyone involved!
Optima Search for the Ultimate Street Car - Fontana Highlights:
• Kyle Tucker won the GTV class, the 2015 GTV class championship and the USCA 2015 National Championship
• Bryan Johnson and his DSE "Equipped" 2013 Camaro won the GT class and the 2015 GT class championship
• Bryan Johnson, Cody Mason and Jordan Priestly swept the top three spots in the GT class
• Jake Rozelle won the Hot Lap in the GTV class driving his DSE "Equipped" 1969 Camaro
there's nothing remarkable about this street, it was the basic "mazy twist of passages" kind of street but i was taken by the way the sidewalk both didn't exist and yet was demarcated and the number of times i was certain on these tiny one-ways i would get winged by a small truck (but didn't)
Imtiyaz (the nicest, most generous man!) and his fun friend, Kal. Love these guys, they always make me smile : )
Lampada piantana_160 x 30 x 15
La lampada, dalle linee essenziali e pulite, è composta da poche componenti, in tutto 7 pezzi, e rimanda ad un senso di perfezione e semplicità. I tagli sono stati eseguiti su pezzi di pannelli di legno di faggio recuperati ma in uno stato avanzato di degrado, che ha richiesto delle tecniche di pulizia e levigazione del legno. La fonte di luce è una lampada neon a tonalità calda. La lampada è stata studiata con un sistema di incastri, ed in minima misura di colla, che garantiscono l’assenza di fissaggi a vista. L’unico elemento a vista è il perno centrale che sostiene tutto l’ingranaggio, composto da una barra filettata e da due bulloni a farfalla.
Studiata per la lettura o come complemento di arredo per il divano, può essere chiusa e accomodata in un angolo della casa quando non viene utilizzata, occupando uno spazio molto ristretto.
This is one of a series of two photographs. The difference between the two photos is the amount of exposure. It was a cool and foggy day and I thought the difference in exposure would be a good study.
All-in-all I think that this is the more balanced of the two photographs. While you lose some of the vibrancy that the extra exposure gives you, the bigger picture holds up well.
Which of the two photographs do you prefer?