The best photos you've ever taken of your car...

[aotmfilms]

Mine lit12096284_408620529337801_7399812315414906027_n.jpg12063862_10207670365858111_4878502337248365837_n.jpg and at a car show in September 2015

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[Trstno1]

My D on the highway out of Anchorage.

[berickson926]

Had some photos taken for our anniversary and asked the photographer to get a few shots of just the car.

Here is the album link for imgur. The photos are pretty large so I didn't want to put them all here.

[rdarlington]

We did a photo shoot at work, Los Alamos National Laboratory (no, they won't give me any of the "good stuff"). The deputy director of the high magnetic field laboratory contacted me about a public outreach thing the labs are doing for BTTF day and wanted me to bring my car by since they have a 1.21GW generator. It's gigantic. The idea is you use the power grid to spin up a flywheel - a really BIG one. The bearings that support the shaft for this flywheel weigh 60 tons each. Then you dump all that stored rotational energy back into the motor (now a generator) over a short duration, like 1 second, and into an electromagnet. This is how they reached a world record of a 100 Tesla field in a magnet that didn't rapidly disassemble.

delorean-magnet-lab.jpg

Full size here: http://www.nerdhouse.org/delorean-mag-lab.jpg

[mr_maxime]

Not the best quality and I didnt take it, but here's my friend and I right before heading to DragonCon

[jwrayth]

Photographer at my friends wedding freaked when he saw I had brought the DeLorean, so he insisted on using it for some shots.

[Mark D]

This low shot makes the doors look huge.

[Domi]

Wonderful picture

[Dangermouse]

We did a photo shoot at work, Los Alamos National Laboratory (no, they won't give me any of the "good stuff"). The deputy director of the high magnetic field laboratory contacted me about a public outreach thing the labs are doing for BTTF day and wanted me to bring my car by since they have a 1.21GW generator. It's gigantic. The idea is you use the power grid to spin up a flywheel - a really BIG one. The bearings that support the shaft for this flywheel weigh 60 tons each. Then you dump all that stored rotational energy back into the motor (now a generator) over a short duration, like 1 second, and into an electromagnet. This is how they reached a world record of a 100 Tesla field in a magnet that didn't rapidly disassemble.

delorean-magnet-lab.jpg

Full size here: http://www.nerdhouse.org/delorean-mag-lab.jpg

great idea and great picture

[RShroyer]

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Not sure if the photo is going to attach properly, but this is one of the first photos of me and my car - just got it last week (10/21/15)!


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