Snapper

On we continue....

On the road. I hope the Sherman doesn't bore you because it appears quite a lot....

Off we go again.....

Recognise yourselves in any of these?

Into Maiden Newton for our stopover.

Here are the last from the tight bend, including a nice little Wolesley and Mark bringing up the rear in fine style.

Shame Degsy had problems with his Weasel...but nice to see another one in action.

Some more......

I hope I got everyone at the rear of the convoy. Apologies if I missed you....

Welcome aboard. Tell us a bit about yourself and your area of interest in the hobby - or related to it. It's ok, we don't need your life story.... Cheers, MB

This is an old chestnut... I don't have a problem with making modern snaps look old. Some of them work really well, as seen with A&E pics on here. I am not particularly good at it, despite years of snapping and doing imaging work on all types of film. I am much happier recording things as seen. I did consider setting my cameras to shoot all of A&E in mono - but it loses something. I guess it's a case of carry on as you were. I know some snappers get very unhappy when people wear modern clothes when riding in WW2 vehicles. Keith Nisbet did his best to minimise this at A&E and we all entered into the spirit. I looked like a muppet....but no worse than Jack.

That looks really interesting. Cheers!

Welcome to our world.

Last one for now.

The Hellcat...

Much to admire...

Brits join the mix....

This batch includes a well known wine taster....last seen in the Hayling Island Majestic warehouse flinging around the Colombard....

Little and large....

The Mack....

Something a little smaller....

The big challenge for the driver and his chums was the Diamond T hauling the M4 HST. Fisheye lens adds to the mix. This was stunning to watch...but the muscle power required is another matter!

Round comes the M24....

Plenty of atmosphere here with the Dingo and Adrian's M10.

Getting Sloppy But Safe round the tight junction. I jumped out Colin's WC63 to snap the whole upcoming sequence series. James stayed in the truck and got the last two snaps, which I sadly make an appearance in. I was the pillock in HBTs with the Photographer helmet and P brassard. There's a first time for everything....