Photo's of my RS4

[Markymark-RS4-B7]

The black ring optics are also really growing on me....

I was toying with it for a while then I saw David's at our NE Scotland meet this week and it convinced me it was the way forward. Also the LED DRL conversion so ill be sorting them out from Trupps soon as well, really sets the car off.

[Yanos]

Yep, that was my Mrs taking it back home. I was in our Disco 3 driving next to her so I could see/hear what the RS looked like from an outside perspective.[/quote]

Nice one! I always forget how awesome the b7 looks on the road until I see another. You cant beat those flared arches!!! [/quote]

I'm quite keen to get some driving shots of the car from another moving vehicle and some great scenery in the background, will take a little planning though to find a suitable road. But will be worth it.[/quote]


I would be up for a bit of that of you are game mate? I have been wanting to do similar with my car once its detailed in october. What kit are you using for the shots? My old man is a pro photographer so I learned off him and inherited kit too. Your shots are awesome, do you do photography as a professional or is it hobby stuff? I have the facility to print these also. I have wide format printers and a xerox 1000 press at my disposal

[Tile Diver]

The last photo is the daddy!!

Fcuk Aye!!!!!!

[surfpunkian]

Woah! Those are some cracking photos Mark, the last one is particularly special. Good skills!! Thanks for sharing

[Firestarter]

Looks awesome and excellent photo's.....Your in the wrong game Mark

Black with Grey is stunning

[AdrianD]

I'm quite keen to get some driving shots of the car from another moving vehicle and some great scenery in the background, will take a little planning though to find a suitable road. But will be worth it.

Dartmoor.. you know it makes sense

[Markymark-RS4-B7]

A few more pics from yesterday........

Nice one! I always forget how awesome the b7 looks on the road until I see another. You cant beat those flared arches!!! :rocker

I'm quite keen to get some driving shots of the car from another moving vehicle and some great scenery in the background, will take a little planning though to find a suitable road. But will be worth it.[/quote]


I would be up for a bit of that of you are game mate? I have been wanting to do similar with my car once its detailed in october. What kit are you using for the shots? My old man is a pro photographer so I learned off him and inherited kit too. Your shots are awesome, do you do photography as a professional or is it hobby stuff? I have the facility to print these also. I have wide format printers and a xerox 1000 press at my disposal [/quote]


Cheers Yanos but it is unfortunately not going to happen for mine now as i learnt today that my wife is posted (In the RAF) 3 hours further North so i will be selling the car as it's our main everyday car and i just don't want to put the miles on her!!

Advert will be going on here this week.

Bloody RAF....... I left 6 months ago to get away from this <beep> but it seems they still have a hand to play through moving my Mrs..........

I'm quite keen to get some driving shots of the car from another moving vehicle and some great scenery in the background, will take a little planning though to find a suitable road. But will be worth it.

Dartmoor.. you know it makes sense

As above i'm Adrian, i'm gutted. It was always a bit of a gamble me buying one before we found out anyway but when i saw this one for sale on my doorstep it was perfect for me and at least i've had the chance to drive one for a few months. I'll just work my back to getting one as my weekend toy in future once i can afford it as a second motor.......
It's been an awesome few months with it though, amazing cars.

[C17LJR]

That's a real shame mark! Get her a diesel and keep the '4 though

[Yanos]

Sad news mate but you gota do what you gota do. Im sure it wasnt an easy choice to sell up