Sitting on some older pictures, I thought this might be nice for a Play Raw:
(My edit was done with latest AgX)
here is the RAW:
IMG_0026.CR2 (21,3 MB)
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What kind of fairytale wonderland do you live in? The houses look so nice 
Anyways, nice Lotus, I might give this one a shot later
The photo was taken in our beautiful neighbour country Switzerland:
My little Tupperware needs a run from time to time 
Lovely picture!
Two of my former colleagues also drive Lotus Elise and another one (Exige?). They were constantly discussing epoxy resin, fibreglass fabric, zip ties and other important things you need for such a vehicle 
If you need to discuss the first two things, it isn’t real fun and you had some impact.
Zip ties were used for fixing lose indicators when the nose of the bracket is broken (which probable hit any Elise MK2 owner in the past - proper English engineering ). Nowadays there is a 3D printed repair solution.
BRILLIANT, that gave me some laugh!
IMG_0026.CR2.xmp (9.8 KB)
Quick and dirty fake Kodachrome 64 … I’ve already had my share of editing skies today 
Taking up @lphilpot’s waxing idea. I think there was some chrome in my polish:
Edit: pushing it to extreme:
I did not want to mention what they said. Okay, if you can fix it it yourself it is good engineering 
If you look at some parts of this car, you are not really astonished thst British car industry went down the drain. On the other hand, driving an Elise leaves you very puzzle about the BMW slogan “Freude am Fahren” how dare they to have this slogan.
This is exacly what they say 
And repairing it is part of the joy they have
Here my version with agx-emulsion and preliminary data from kodak ektachrome 100 positive film. Simple edit with darktable, without tonemapping and wb at 5200k, IMG_0026.CR2.xmp.
Eine einfache Bearbeitung in DT 5.1. Schönes Auto. Schade um die Kabelbinder, die es zusammenhalten.
IMG_0026.CR2.xmp (20.1 KB)
