Mercedes-Benz Silberpfeile and more

[Carlos]

Hey guys, I was at Louwman Museum today and shot a few photos. Since I never update my photo thread and never upload any others, heres just a thread for these..

If you click them you can see them in original size.


01-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


02-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


03-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


04-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


05-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


06-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


07-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


08-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


09-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


12-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


13-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


14-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


15-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


16-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


17-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


18-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


19-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


20-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


21-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


22-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


23-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


24-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


25-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr


26-groot by Carlos van Wijk, on Flickr

Thanks for watching

 

[Endless-Wilso]

No 54 SLR

But good all around 👍

 

[20832]

Beautiful pictures.
But I think everyone will understand the word "Silberpfeil"

 

[Carlos]

No 54 SLR

But good all around 👍

Nope, would've been fantastic though. They all belong to the Mercedes Museum in Stuttgart.

Beautiful pictures.
But I think everyone will understand the word "Silberpfeil"

Here goes

 

[20832]

A thing I would recommend you is to take photos on the same "level" as the cars are.
Just looks more pleasent.

 

[Carlos]

I wasn't allowed to place the camera on the stands..

 

[20832]

No, I mean that you kneel down, so that you are (about) on the same height of the car.
Like this picture:

 

[Carlos]

I wanted but the railing (?) would ruin the photo..

 

[20832]

Oh, okay. Now I understand