Thread: A Very Special Lamborghini Shoot Pt One

I was contacted a while ago about a very special shoot opertunity countless millions of pounds worth of Lamborghini's in a very special location
that no one ever really gets to shoot in and i just knew i couldnt say no to this.

The models involved where..
•1964 Lamborghini 350GT
•1971 Lamborghini Miura SV
•1990 Lamborghini Countach 25th
•2001 Lamborghini Diablo 6.0 SE
•2009 Lamborghini Murcielago LP650-4 Roadster

The shoot involved 3 locations H.R.Owens London Workshops where photography is normally Strictly Banned / Broadgate Square in London's Financial District & The Iconic Tower Bridge in London

This first upload is all about the workshop shoot i was limited to 3 hours to shoot 5 cars so had to work fast but im really happy with the results.
i have had to wait a month to be able to share these and im showing them on the L4P forum first.
you may have seen some already on Lamborghini & Lamborghini Londons FB Pages.

I will add to this thread over the next few days with even more of the photos from this trully once in a lifetime shoot.
Camera mainly used for workshop was Nikon D700 + 24-70mm Lens and Polariser



























The next few im really really happy with .







More photos coming later on today i hope you like them.

Cheers Nick

Great pics! Great thread!

Cheers Ice350 there are alot more to come

Cracking pics Nick, those of the Muira in particular are beautiful. That one with the bonnet open would make a stunning print.

And that Diablo, so beautiful.

Absolutely amazing. Had to have been one incredible experience!

Wow! Great photos and what an amazing opportunity to see all of those together, congrats!

That 350GT looks amazing!

Cheers Everyone here are the rest of the workshop photos

This set was full of more detail style shots of the cars but im still really happy with most of the compositions and the look coming next will be the shots from Broadgate Square .

This thread is absolute HEAVEN...

Cheers Aimee that means so much to me glad you aprove