The General Lee from television's the Dukes of Hazzard is an iconic vehicle, and a beautiful example of American muscle. It's one of those cars that I can't help but love because as a kid it made me believe that ramping off of anything was possible. This Dodge Charger is currently on display at Cars of the Big & Small Screen at Heritage Park in Calgary, Alberta and is part of their 50th anniversary celebrations. Stay tuned for more motoring icons that I photographed while touring this awesome display.
Last week I had the pleasure of checking out the latest offerings from Jaguar at the Calgary International Auto Show. As you'd expect there was plenty of automotive eye-candy on display, and as a former Jaguar owner and avid fan of the brand it proved to be the perfect place to start my tour. From the new Jaguar F-Type sports car to the top of the line Jaguar XJL sedan, I don't think a smile left my face until I remembered I wouldn't be taking one home.
I did embrace the opportunity to get behind the wheel of most of the Jaguars at the show, and much like I did in 2012, I left with a decent collection of Jag swag. Stay tuned for even more of my photography from the 2014 Calgary Auto Show, but I figured I'd kick things off as I experienced them - surrounded by Jags.
This cover of Say Something by a cappella group, Pentatonix is another example of their incredible vocal ability. If you haven't yet discovered this group, they have an amazing library of covers and original material to explore on YouTube. I've been a big fan for several years now, and I'm continually surprised by how they can reinvent pop songs and make them seem original. Say Something is further proof of this.
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