From My Archive I Choose…
M is for Mercedes-Benz
A long standing and well respected marque in the automotive industry…
Why not have a go at the A-Z Archive Challenge yourself!
31 responses to “A-Z Archive: M Challenge”
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Great entry and gorgeous photos Martin! Love how the Mercedes-Benz hood ornaments are acting almost like sundials.
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Thanks Theresa – a sort of mini project I did a couple of years back photographing Merc bonnets and grills in different lighting conditions.
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both wonderful shots, but the raindrops one is just gorgeous, well done martin 🙂
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Thanks Christine – and thanks to the owner of the car who clearly has it properly waxed 🙂
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Ah yes, that very familiar symbol! Great entry! And I especially like the one with the raindrops.
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Thanks Fergiemoto – I was pleased with that one 🙂 Perhaps I should have saved it for the R challenge 😉
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Mercedes-Benz are one of the great car in our industry. I like the first Picture. 🙂
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Thanks – I was intrigued by the blue shade to the shadow in that one 🙂
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Great shots. 🙂 You have captured the reflection in the first one & the raindrops in the second one so beautifully.
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Thank you Arindam 🙂
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I’m with Christine . . . the one with the raindrops is stellar.
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Thanks Nancy 🙂 Well, it does have the Merc Star 😉
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let me play Janis Joplin’s song from the MERCEDES BENZ for you (vocals by my daughter):
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Thanks for the song frizztext – very good 🙂 Can’t afford a Merc myself – think I’ll stick with the old Peugeot for a while yet.
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Appropriate response for the post, Fritz … the song brings back old memories of Janis Joplin. Your daughter did a great job with the vocals, and you did as well on your guitar.
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Very, very cool, Martin…
I bet Mercedes-Benz would love to have these…
they would work as covers for literature… or print ads… pretty much any kind of ad, really!
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They’re welcome to use them as long as they pay me 🙂 It’s amazing what you can do with some ordinary daylight, weather, and steady hands. I wonder how much they pay their Industrial Photographers to produce the same type of shots in a studio?
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Good question, Martin!
Maybe you should send them some low-res comps… and a bill! Don’t be shy with all the zero’s now!
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LoL – Perhaps not… A friend of mine is working his way up in professional photography – specialising presently in sports. He’s now working for an agency and that means that all the shots he takes at a match where he was working for the agency are not his to use or publish. Add to that the ‘bitchiness’ about which photographer stands where on the touchline (there is a very serious pecking order) and I think I’ll maintain my amateur status Bob 😉
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The contrast between your photos is marvelous, as it is in the individual photos … I love the raindrops in your second shot! 🙂
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Thank you Marcy – Do the Orples play with raindrops…? An idea for you perhaps? 🙂
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The Orples are opened to suggestions, seeing how EVERYTHING is new too them. Olivia is adventurous, whereas, Oscar, is more apt to just hangout and follow Olivia’s lead … which may be to who knows where? My second book includes a rainy day, now that you mention it. Thanks for asking.
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I have always believed that those things on the bonnets of Mercs are sights for lining up slow moving pedestrians.
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LoL – especially if they’re on a Zebra crossing… You get extra points then 😉
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And super bonus points for people with wheelchairs & zimmer frames
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The Logo of one of the best in the world Nice post Martin 🙂
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Thanks Jake 🙂
Total classic! I drive an ancient, beloved Merc. Nothing in the world like them.
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I’ll avoid the debate on this one Kate – very happy with my 206. I suspect horses for courses 😉
Loved the second click!!!!
Stunning!
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Thank’s Sheetal 🙂
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