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| Keywords: blurry crappy shot crappyshot mg project 366 project366 tasty motor tastymotor y type? ytype Busy day in work today, and I feel like I've been running through treacle all day. Post viral fatigue I think. Amongst today's disasters is this photo! I came out of work to go over to the satellite building to set some equipment up. As I did, this rather beautiful vehicle had presented itself in one of the side streets. I whipped out the only camera I had with me - my work mobile phone - and got this shot off. I can't blame the phone, it's not a great camera but it's capable of far better results than this. I could see the camera was struggling a bit though, so resolved to return with some more appropriate hardware on the next run. I did, and wouldn't you know the bloody car had disappeared. So this photo is achingly, painfully bad, but it makes it into the set just because it's a beautiful object. Anyone know what it is? It looks a lot like an MG Y type, but it's way earlier than my internal database can deal with. Busy day in work today, and I feel like I've been running through treacle all day. Post viral fatigue I think. Amongst today's disasters is this photo! I came out of work to go over to the satellite building to set some equipment up. As I did, this rather beautiful vehicle had presented itself in one of the side streets. I whipped out the only camera I had with me - my work mobile phone - and got this shot off. I can't blame the phone, it's not a great camera but it's capable of far better results than this. I could see the camera was struggling a bit though, so resolved to return with some more appropriate hardware on the next run. I did, and wouldn't you know the bloody car had disappeared. So this photo is achingly, painfully bad, but it makes it into the set just because it's a beautiful object. Anyone know what it is? It looks a lot like an MG Y type, but it's way earlier than my internal database can deal with. | ||||
