While exploring the streets of Britanny, France, on a school trip, I saw, from the corner of my eye, a beauty of a car. The Nissan R-34 Skyline has been one of my favorite cars ever since I was little. I had never seen one in person up until this moment. I was able to capture the car as it was leaving. I was in so much awe when I caught a glimpse of this car. 

 While visiting the south of France with my family over the Summer of 2025, we took a day trip to Monaco to go sightseeing. I was more than excited to visit this place, mainly because of my love for cars. While this Porsche was nowhere near the coolest car in the area, I was still very excited to see it. I love teeing classic Porsches, especially the chance to capture one. Among all of the other cars, this one definitely stood out. 

Also, while visiting the South of France, across from the Island we were staying on was another very historical island called Saint-Tropez. As we got off the ferry to get to the Island, I was immediately struck by the beauty of this McLaren. I chose this photo mainly because of the scenery. The car, just sitting there, looking unattended, with the yachts in the background, perfectly completes a beautiful composition. After playing around in Photoshop and adding the vignette, I had to incorporate this photo. 

This photo was also shot in Monaco, but at a different location. This was at the Private Cars Collection of the HSH Prince of Monaco Museum. As our tour was coming to an end, we stumbled upon the racing section of the museum. This Porsche was raced in the 24H of Le Mans, not that exact car, but the same model. Considering the uniqueness of this car and my love for Porsches. I took about fifty shots, but chose my favorite angle, trying to incorporate the entire car in the frame. 

In the summer of 2023, my family and I were in Cyprus visiting my Dad's college friend and their family, who now live there. Before we drove to their house out in the countryside of Cyprus, we were staying at a resort in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus. I captured this shot of the Porsche 911 Carrera the night before we left, in the resort's parking lot. My favorite element of this photo is the light reflecting off the car and the LEDs in the background. 

In addition to the Porsche shot at the Monaco museum, I also captured this stunning, perfect condition black Lamborghini Countach. I had no prior knowledge of which cars would be displayed because the museum mixes them up due to the number of vehicles, and cannot display them all at once.  The title behind this photo was inspired by the word "Periscopio," which refers to the earliest model of the Lamborghini Countach LP400, distinguished by a unique roof-mounted channel (the "periscope") for its rearview mirror, a feature phased out in later models.