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Aperture Insight

The network

The people behind the lens.

Photographers and videographers working across the Mid-Atlantic. Every member is reviewed before they join.

The founding roster is being assembled.

We're reviewing applications now and will introduce the founding members here as they come in. If you shoot cars in the Mid-Atlantic, this is the moment to put your name forward.

Request an invitation

Frames

The kind of work that gets in.

A strip from the first set the network is being built around. Drag, or scroll sideways.

  1. Red Nissan 300ZX with its hood raised, twin-turbo engine bay lit against a black studio backdrop
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    Twin-turbo 300ZX, hood up, under one light

    01A
  2. Lime green widebody Lamborghini Huracán in side profile on a dark show floor
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    Widebody Huracán on the show floor

    02A
  3. McLaren 600LT in an orange and black wrap parked at a night meet under floodlights
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    600LT at a night meet

    03A
  4. White and green vintage race car lit by a single studio light in a dark show hall
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    Vintage racer, single-source light

    04A
  5. Widebody Subaru WRX wagon in a purple camouflage wrap, parked in a dark hangar
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    Widebody WRX wagon in the hangar

    05A
  6. Two widebody show cars in bright competition liveries inside an expo hall
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    Two liveries, expo hall

    06A
A camera lens iris with its eight blades partly closed, rim-lit in red

Review

What we look at.

Technical control
Focus that holds on a moving car. Exposure that survives a badly lit venue. Color you didn't leave to the camera.
Consistency
A body of work, not one good frame. Twenty solid images tell us more than a single lucky one.
Reliability
You arrive when you said you would, you deliver when you said you would, and the owner hears from you either way.

Members keep every right to their own work. If we want to show a photograph here, we ask first and credit you. Questions about that go to SuperCarMedia@outlook.com.