Wayne Carini says ”All of your images bring out shapes in cars I have not seen before.” I always look to present those lines in a different light. It is here that I sculpt out with my lighting the lines of the car's designer. There is something special about the days when I am alone with the car in the dark, with just my camera and my lights. They range from hearing the history and stories of a car while it has been in the present owners care, to presenting a completed commission to a client. That is what I love about the creative process.Ī day can range from viewing a private collection to working on my computer doing post-production work from a past commission. The process is continual, where it leads me I really can not say.”īP: “There really is not a typical day. Regardless of how skilled or accomplished an artist is, there is always something new to discover. SC: “And how do you want to develop it further?”īP: “I am always exploring and experimenting.
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I learned how to create what I saw in my mind's eye and produce that image on film.” I was taught a strong foundation of the photographic process, of how light worked with film and photographic paper. After high school, I was accepted into the Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, CA. I set up a darkroom in our basement and started developing film and making prints. SC: “Did you start photographing in your youth already?”īP: “I developed a love for photography in high school. It was during these years that I developed my love for design and lighting.” I create Automotive Art imagery of rare classic and collector cars.”īP: “I started my career as an advertising photographer in San Francisco, CA. I love the design and direction you are taking with Secret Classics. Secret Classics: “Please introduce yourself in just two sentences.”īill Pack: “First, thank you for your interest in my art and the opportunity to share it with your readers. He gives us (and you) a little insight into his work and also announces his first book. To introduce Bill Pack to you, we did a short interview. It's more like painting than normal photography – a process of layering and sculpting with light that enhances a car's shape and lines, makes details pop against the blackest of shadows and reveals the design intent and emotion behind each classic car's form. It is a technique in which illumination is applied to a subject by moving a light source over its surface while taking a long-exposure image. He calls it 'Painting with Light' and got international recognition for this.
Today we would like to introduce to you Bill Pack, a reknown car-photographer from the US with a very nice skill of showing shapes and design in his pictures. These are used for articles in our online magazine, so you are able to participate.
Secret Classics as an exclusive marketplace and digital showroom always looks out for very special themes and subjects, persons and things from the classic car scene.
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