Phil Aynsley's Louwman Museum Photo shoot

Billtodd

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• Apr 3, 2016

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I've been wanting to highlight Phil's photography here for a while now. I think this Louwman Museum shoot should appeal :-)

Phil Aynsley Photography - Louwman Museum - 215/LM - 1

Bill

P.S. Find yourself a few hours to spare and browse the site , (he's a big motorcycle fan)

 

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oldster

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• Apr 3, 2016

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Thank you for a marvelous journey.

Lee (the saw guy)

 

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Tyrone Shoelaces

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• Apr 3, 2016

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Fascinating. Regards Tyrone.

 

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Brianison

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• Apr 4, 2016

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Great tour, thanks for sharing.

 

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stephen thomas

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• Apr 4, 2016

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That building & setting is so beautiful, I've wanted to visit since the new facility opened.
Had not previously registered it was designed by Michael Graves.

All that money and accumulated collection from a Mopar dealership!

smt

 

rivett608

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• Apr 5, 2016

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Fantastic!

Thanks for posting, I want the car/boat!

I'm putting it on my list for my next visit there.

 

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Marty Feldman

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• Feb 21, 2020

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"The selected album does not exist"

-Marty-

 

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apolune

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Louwman Museum - 2015 - LM - 001 - Phil Aynsley Photography

 

sfriedberg

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• Mar 2, 2020

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Holy cow! Not only is the photography excellent, the museum (and photo collection) bring together this huge "design language" for cars that is vastly more diverse than what we are driving on our roads today. Mini cars, boat cars, ocarina cars, swan cars, plank cars, three wheelers, early 1900's electric cars, Art Deco, custom body work, you name it. I didn't expect to look at all 127 photos in the collection, but there was a lot to see.

So glad this thread was resurrected, as I didn't view it when it was first started.