[gto250us]

Nice picture - But it brings to mind an article in Road & Track many years ago about their photo philosophy. One thing that I remember them saying is that they always took pictures of a car on a driving surface. Never in the grass. This a because we do not drive on the grass, generally. Philosophically they just believed that cars should be shown on their natural surface.

I have ofter wondered about that, especially when I see a good picture of a car such as this one.

What do you all think of this? Just wondering.