As Autoblog’s in-house photographer for the past decade, I have had the pleasure of photographing my fair share of cars. Now, stuck at home due to the coronavirus with an unfamiliar amount of time on ...

Car photography is hard. If you don’t believe me, just take a quick scan through the latest vehicle images on your social media platform of choice. Sure, you’ll see the occasional picture perfect ...

View post: Walmart Is Selling a 'Compact' $110 Cordless Car Vacuum for Just $30, and the 'Suction Power Is Excellent' As Autoblog’s in-house photographer for the past decade, I have had the pleasure ...

I’ve been shooting cars for more than 10 years now, yet I’m absolutely nowhere near done with learning everything I could learn. This is especially important to realize when you start feeling a little ...

There is perhaps no better way to highlight a car's looks than with a rolling shot. Car-to-car still photos where the subject is in the forefront while the background is blurred make designs pop, but ...

If you’re a petrolhead and photographer, like me, my car photography tips are a great way to bring both interests together. There’s no definitive type of car photography, and with so many different ...

Car-to-car photography is where two vehicles maintain the same speed, with a photographer shooting from of one vehicle toward the other to create dynamic motion shots. Cars with harsh rides such as ...

Editor’s Note: Learn something new? Show us your car photo skills — tag @gearpatrol in your next Instagram shot for a chance to be featured. If you’re able to just whip out your phone, point it at a ...

Nobody I know has spent more time behind a camera photographing great cars than Photodesign Studios’ Scott Williamson. Not only is Williamson the longest-running photo contributor to Robb Report, he’s ...

In a secure car storage space in New Jersey, just across the Hudson River from Manhattan, it's dark and mostly silent. There's a shuffle of feet, an arc of light gently working its way through the ...

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - A 15-year-old’s childhood fascination with Hot Wheels and cars has evolved into an award-winning photography career and a business partnership with a luxury car dealership.

David Bermani’s shiny black Triumph TR250 stands on the water’s edge of a beach at sunset, a cruise ship on the horizon. In the sky: “Life is too short to drive boring cars.” Bermani’s roadster was ...