The history — how it all began

Many members belong to associated classic automobile clubs throughout the northeast area. From New York to Connecticut I ahve shot cars and trucks, many of which could be recognized throughout the site. To grow and evolve within the artistic community, I had chosen to shoot local friends and family cars each weekend. Once I became more familiar with the “eye” for the shot I was looking for the shots started to evolve.

All shots were captured on film using a 35mm camera. Most of the time I use a very reliable Canon AE-1. These shots have not been digitally manipulated in any way.

The unparalleled look of a professional is why I had begun to strive each summer, toward the perfect shot. Trying to capture an aspect of a car represented only by a part or piece of color and have that shot be an artistic expression , a unique view, that many car owners themselves, do not often recognize.

During the initial months of starting this idea I have also found a much different appreciation for the auto. The time and effort, money and pride involved, many owners of these classics consider their vechicles a part of the family.

It’ll continue to be my goal to seek-out the most unique shot and continue the artistic viewpoint for which I am striving.

To all enthusiasts;
stay safe, hope for sun and keep it on the road.



Thank you,
Craig A. Shufelt - founder