Come ride with me ...
Come ride with me ...
I know, I know ... The wheel is on the wrong side. 
Picked up a well equipped Clubman S last Sept, after selling my M3 when moving from AZ to London. Now that the weather is getting better it's time to start modding; then I'll it out for a proper photoshoot.
Hopefully within the next month I will have coilovers fitted, new tires (these run flats are f'ing terrible!) and wheels (still deciding what to go with). Exhaust and remap coming over the summer and I'm debating having the arches/trim painted body color. Also on the lookout for a JCW front.
I shot this in Oct on a country B road nearby.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robotography/5410873370/

Picked up a well equipped Clubman S last Sept, after selling my M3 when moving from AZ to London. Now that the weather is getting better it's time to start modding; then I'll it out for a proper photoshoot.
Hopefully within the next month I will have coilovers fitted, new tires (these run flats are f'ing terrible!) and wheels (still deciding what to go with). Exhaust and remap coming over the summer and I'm debating having the arches/trim painted body color. Also on the lookout for a JCW front.
I shot this in Oct on a country B road nearby.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robotography/5410873370/
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As for shifting with the left, I thought I'd hate it too or that it'd be awkward at a minimum ... But I love it now. It's actually quite natural and means your dominant hand is on the wheel (for us right-handers) it really does feel "right".
For the first year I had a manual -- as I have predominately for over 25 years -- but both our cars here are now automatics. Getting a manual transmission endorsement on your UK license takes more effort than it's worth for the 3 or 4 years we'll be here, and driving a manual car without that note on your driving license can result in the impounding of your car and loss of insurance coverage.
EXIF: M mode, f/13, 1/8 sec, ISO 100, remote triggered
I shot over 100 like this over the course of two days, playing with shutter values and aperture for different effects and based on light changes.
Single image file with no photoshop trickery.
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