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About Julien Mahiels
Julien Mahiels is a freelance sport photographer living in Brussels. Inheriting the photo virus from his mother and the motorsport one from his father, he has spent the past seven years combining these passions by capturing the essence of speed and motion.
Julien has worked for many automotive firms and publications. Besides photography, he is a freelance graphic designer working in event management and brand activation. To see more, visit julienmahiels.net. To purchase any prints or digital files, contact Julien at julien.mahiels@gmail.com or via his website.
This is a fantastic gallery, but can you think about improving your photo viewer pop out. Having to click through each photo and having the next picture button move if the picture is a different size is a pain. With lack of concentration I lost my place a couple of times not clicking on the button correctly.
These pictures are some of the best I’ve ever seen…anywhere. Exceptional Julien. You have great talent. Look forward to your next SCD project.
Digital photography is great for quantity at little cost, but that does not mean the photographer does not have to edit the series. Showing 500 photos mostly of single cars is a shot gun approach; better to edit down to one meaningful photo of each car and/or a series of 100 photos showing two or more cars in focus.
I understand what you mean and I’ll ask SCD if they want to publish a new gallery.
Superb photography Julien !
your Passions show some Spectacular shots !
I disagree with Steve, I think it would be a shame to edit the pics down to 100. ( and I’m sure you had lots more……. ? )
I think Jamie made the right decision, anyone who appreciates artistic automotive photography would enjoy viewing this entire gallery, ( isn’t that what it’s all about ? ) those that don’t, won’t spend the time anyway.
I agree, it would be nice to have a better slideshow option though.
Also, love the creative cropping and the B&W effects…………..
Cheers ! Alan
To more clearly explain my comment regarding editing; I said it would be interesting to have, of the 500 or 250 photos 100 of them with multiple (2 or more in focus) cars in the same photo. Having more than one car in a photo speaks of the event rather than a car just driving down the road. I say this having professionally photographed the Mille Miglia from 1986 to 1990. Those were the days before the organizers allowed modern chase cars to follow the classic cars through the towns. In similar situations today, Jamie and others have a real challenge. Regards, Steve Snyder, PhotoMedia
Back to proof reading 101. Meant to say “cars in the same photo on the road”; i.e., running together with a display of comraderie. Regards, Steve
Someone can tell me what’s the car of the left in the picture 73? Thank you very much
Hello Ricardo – That is a Datsun 240Z.