This Williams FW07C was driven by the Australian F1 World Champion Alan Jones during the 1981 season, which was his last year driving in F1.
Alan won the Driver’s World Championship driving a Williams FW07 in 1980 through his wins in the Argentine, French, British, Canadian, and United States Grand Prix.
The FW07 was further developed during the following years into the FW07B and finally the FW07C as pictured here.
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I took this shot at a recent historic event at Silverstone…and played about with it just a bit in Photoshop!
The car and sky were in the same original image, but I ‘introduced’ the bushes in the far distance from another image and brought the sky down a little in order to remove people, and other cars that were in the background.
I also had to be very patient, as every so often somebody would stop by and peer into the car getting in the way of my shot!
I hope you like the result.
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Nikon D80. Nikkor 18-135mm. 1/1250 f8
automobile, car, grand prix, motor, race, speed, williams, formula 1
Comments
Great image paul, colours are spot on
Thanks very much Steve.
– Paul Woloschuk
Excellent Paul! Love the clouds!
Thanks Bill.
There’s been plenty of clouds around recently…typical English summer!
– Paul Woloschuk
Now this is a piece of ART!
Thank you Robert – that’s very kind of you.
– Paul Woloschuk
awesome work rekon you should send a copy to alan jones himself
Thanks. I have an autographed photo of Alan driving this car on my wall….maybe he’ll put this on his wall! ;-)
– Paul Woloschuk
love the POV.. fantastic atmosphere,,,, well done
Thank you.
– Paul Woloschuk
Instant fav!
Many thanks Edzie.
– Paul Woloschuk
It really looks like it means business
Thanks Bill.
– Paul Woloschuk
Thank you Bradley.
– Paul Woloschuk
Magnificent capture!!
I’m pleased that you like it Ken.
– Paul Woloschuk
Great image nicely done.
Thanks Larry.
– Paul Woloschuk