Car guys sure do love their Gulp
For the most part, 7-Eleven stores are usually modest in size and situated along cramped city streets. Not that these establishments need to be anything more than that, as their purpose is to provide nearby or passing individuals with simple consumer
by Drei Laurel
Our kind of graveyard shift
Main image: 'The Late Show,' shot in the summer of 1992, at an abandoned drive-in theater in Coalinga, California. Lit with gelled strobe.Cars, cameras, and coffee: Three things that gearheads gravitate toward over the years, in varying degrees. Which explains
by Niky Tamayo
Shot by our awesome photographers
Among the lessons we learned from the pandemic was getting used to online meetings. From face-to-face meetings and huddles, we've had to turn to digital ways to keep the companies running. We've had to schedule Team calls, prepare
by Elaine Lara
These make us miss driving even more
We're all trying to make the most out of our time and be productive while we're locked up during quarantine, making do with the books, gadgets, and useful materials we have at home.For others, though, being productive may not
He’s quite the artist
A die-cast toy car is probably the closest most of us will get to owning our dream supercar or mint-condition classic. We assume that some of you are fans of these miniature cars, too, and we're sure you have
Now this is what we call a rig
There's a tool for every job out there-it's just a matter of finding the right one. And if the job happens to entail filming one of the most intense automobiles on the planet around a track over and over
by Drei Laurel
The best of the best
This is it, then: 2019 is coming to a close and the 2010s have run their course. So, what better way to celebrate than with a look back at the greatest Top Gear magazine images of the decade?They're in no
by Greg Potts
Sometimes, auto mode just doesn’t cut it
Any photographer knows that going full auto and letting the camera do all the work isn't always the best way to go, and this is particularly true with automotive photography. Here are some tips and tricks to get you started on
by Lije Martin
The pros teach us how to shoot the right way
I wouldn't dare call myself a professional photographer-that would be an insult to the many talented shooters I've had the pleasure of working with over the years. But as an automotive journalist, I do take photos as part of
by Jason Tulio
The Brits definitely have taste
It's time to *record scratch* rewind and take it back to the old-school. See, having spent the last few years swanning around the world shooting the best supercars on the streets of California, Japan, and Monaco, you may think that
Supercars, sand dunes, snow, sliding: Brighten up your day with these amazing photos
Only those who work in an automotive media brand know the effort it requires to capture that perfect car photo. It has to be the right location, the right time, the ideal weather, and most important, the right concept. And that's
We tested it at the Tokyo Motor Show
In the same way there are car guys and non-car guys, there are camera people and non-camera people-and I'm the most non-camera person I know. I've not touched or even seen my Canon G11 since I
Level up your IG game
Okay, so you're a gearhead with a smartphone. You're always finding yourself in situations where you're exposed to all kinds of interesting vehicles, whether they be cars, trucks or motorcycles. If you've been planning
by Ian Magbanua
Double tap away
Tap-worthy automotive Instagram accounts have grown relatively few and far between since the platform's inception. For every carefully curated collection, there's one or two packed with ads, sponsored posts, lame memes and (gasp!) stolen photos. Blech.If you're
by Drei Laurel
Top Gear's birthplace is a car haven
The premise of our "Supercars of London" series is simple: Firstly, we dispatch Alex Penfold, our supercar paparazzo, onto the streets of London, armed with nothing more than a camera and a bottle of energy drink. Then, he must play a giant
And learn how to produce them
Back in March, we posted the above photo--a long-exposure image of EDSA--on our Facebook page. Also called slow-shutter photography, the process produces pretty amazing visuals. We found the picture so amazing, in fact, that we had to ask
See the creations of a Swiss artist
1982 Porsche 956 Three years ago, Swiss artist Fabian Oefner premiered his 'Disintegrating' series: a stunning Ferrari 330 P4 photographed to recreate the impression that it had actually exploded. It hadn't, of course, because Fabian actually likes cars. What he did
by Vijay Pattni
An epic drive down under
Four days. That's how long the assignment to drive and document the all-new Kia Sportage in Australia took. But believe me, those four days were not enough to soak in every detail needed to provide an extensive review of the
by Mikko David
Because they can make or break your pics
First, allow me to apologize for having kept my column posts too few and far between. The past few months have been busy for me with all the shoots both in and out of the magazine. Fortunately, there's now a small
by Mikko David
That's Land Rover Club PH
Last July 27, we posted a photo on our Facebook page showing the Volkswagen Club of the Philippines forming the VW logo with the colorful cars of its members. Presumably taken with a drone camera, the bird's-eye view was a
