As an NSX owner, I always relish the chance to meet other NSX enthusiasts throughout the country. Bob out of Denver, Colorado was a fan of my work and hired me to shoot his Berlina Black NSX. This was truly an honor because there are other photographers locally he could have easily hired so I didn’t take this gig for granted. Before I came out there I was a tad nervous because the car was black (a photographer’s nightmare); and secondly, there was this self-inflicted pressure to deliver a good product- Let’s face it, there wasn’t going to be a “re-do” in case the pics sucked! I’m pretty stoked about this set and hope you guys also enjoy it. Be sure to click on each image for a higher resolution.
I really didn’t want to release this set until next week, but I know next week is gonna be pretty busy so I thought I should post these up now. Above is a photo I posted on our facebook page. Thanks to Honda Tuning Magazine for sharing this shot. I also gotta thank a few homies for some CC on this photo during my editing process (Rubin, Jeremy, Matt, and Pepper).
It’s hard to believe that this car is a 1991. Thanks to a new paint job and Bob’s expert detailing, this car literally looks like it came off of a showroom.
We were able to knock out a few rollers on the way to Red Rocks Park in Jefferson County, Colorado. I always wonder what people are thinking when they see my head sticking out of a window with a huge camera and lens. haha
Red Rocks proved to be a legit location. If I lived in Denver, I would be shooting here everyday!
I haven’t seen a set of Volk GTF’s in a long time. I don’t think they sold very well and I attribute this to the goofy stripe on each spoke. LUCKILY, Bob decided to order this set directly from Rays without the stripe. I really like this look and a very similar feel to CE28’s. Also pictured here are the optional GT Series center caps. You cannot beat the classic look of silver wheels on a black car.
Nice subtle aero combination giving this ’91 an updated look- Stacy Sideskirts, Shine front lip, and 2002 rear valance.
Not that noticeable in this photo, but a nice comptech exhaust gives this NSX a throaty note as Bob tears it up on his weekend canyon runs.
Thanks to an almost invisible clear bra, good luck finding any paint chips!
Thank you Denver for this beautiful backdrop!
I didn’t get Bob’s offsets just yet, but he’s running 18×8.5 in front and 19×9.5 in the rear. But this is a Honda so assume the offsets will be in the 30+ range!
Subtle Honda badges throughout the car give homage to its origin….
Some detail shots of some of the more recognizable aspects of the NSX. That’s it for now, if you want any of these shots in wallpaper sizes.. come back in a few weeks for some monster wallpapers! Click below or on each photo above for a higher res image.
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