Finally got my copy of VolksWorld Camper & Bus.
Read all about how and why the guys at Type 2 Detectives did what they did. Check out the top end bespoke interior from Simon at Interior Motive as well. Excellent article and write up, pictures aren’t too bad either
Hopefully I’ll get the chance to get another publication in this top mag.
Get your copy now. In all good news agents 11th March 2010.
Check out the next issue of Camper & Bus.
I was chuffed when I was asked to picture the TV Bus from the guys at Type 2 Detectives. An awesome slammed early bay with a serious stance.
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We have decided that having a single brand for hard slammed VW’s and precious baby portraits isn’t going to work.
Therefore we are very excited about launching our new brand MuMu Photography solely for our baby/kids photography business.
If anyone is interested in a kids photo shoot then quote the following code (march10) with your enquiry and get 10% discount off all our photo session.
Note: this deal is only available for bookings made during March 2010.
Please check out our new site: www.mumuphotography.com
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Wayne McCarthy invited me over to see his, or part of his amazing fleet of VW’s in Cork when I was over visiting the family in Ireland over Christmas 2009.
His purpose built garage can house 4 beetles comfortably and is immaculate from top to bottom.
Very very impressed Wayne, you the VW man!
Thanks for the visit. Hope to make it back in better weather for some outdoor photos.
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Dunk is setting up his own customized Volkswagen interior company and wanted some imagery for his new website. He’s based in St Neots and suggested we take some pictures of his 1966 11-window split screen van. Its a very clean van that’s been through the usual T2D slamming and mechanical upgrades and is one seriously cool van.
The day went from bad to worse as the original location had had its access blocked. So we found another place just down the road and found some open gates, people walking there dogs and a nice open area to take some pictures, all seemed well and good.
Abandon ship, its going down…
Then it decided to rain (the weather forecast wasn’t great, but no signs of rain I must report at 11am this morning). Fighting through the drizzle we then found ourselves locked in the field with no way out. It was getting dark and we were both wet and cold. To eventiually found what we thought was an escape route only for Smurf (Dunks van) to drift off the field path and sunk into the mud. nicely embedded into the mud we finally had to be rescued by the farmer. To be honest he wasn’t too bad at giving us a bollocking, but if you’re going to leave fields open with no sign posts, whats a VW photographer going to do eh?!?
The promise is to return for more shots in better weather.
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