Nothing Like Some Great Photography
This is more like it: bright skies, 25 degrees Celsius, and a martini in my hand. I can’t think of a better way to spend my afternoon. The sun is shining down on me, warming my skin and filling me with a sense of contentment. The cool, refreshing taste of the martini is the perfect complement to the warmth of the sun. I take a deep breath and let out a sigh of satisfaction. Life is good. I take another sip of my drink and lean back in my chair, feeling completely at ease. It’s moments like these that make all the hard work worth it. Yeap, I love the
Summer Season!
Let’s begin with the London Concours; this year marked the first time that we helped sponsor such an incredible event, and what an event it was! I had forgotten how magnificent the concert was and how professionally it was organised; our visitors were just raving about it. It was staged in the middle of London. Then there was one of our favourite lifestyle and luxury shows, Top Marques Monaco, which began just after the London Concours came to a close. The London Concours was an event that literally burst all over social media this year and was one of the most photographed events to ever take place. After bringing back the Classic Hall, which this time included an even larger collection of vehicles, I believe it is reasonable to conclude that it will remain in its current location.
The eighth edition focuses primarily on photography and features breathtaking images from luxury brands all over the world. These brands include MB&F with their brand new watch, One Tree Planted with an update on the projects they are working on, and Chef Nick Walden, who tells his story about becoming a chef. I take a look at the brand new Aston Martin DB12, which, in typical Aston Martin fashion, is absolutely breathtaking and also comes in the colour green. The inside has also been significantly upgraded. We take a look at a fairly fascinating submarine that was built by U-Boat Worx, as well as the brand-new Porsche hypercar that was just released.
Now I could continue, but I think at this point you should probably start reading the magazine.
Until next time.
Karl