Topic: Bugatti: 100 years

[Paul Jaray]

Here's a link to some pictures I took at the celebrations for the 100 years of the Bugatti
I'll post some pictures here.

http://s650.photobucket.com/albums/uu221/paul_jaray/bugatti/

[Ultra]

[Paul Jaray]

[Paul Jaray]

[Paul Jaray]

[Paul Jaray]

In case you'd like to know:

1: Bugatti type 44 GS 1928
2: Bugatti type 57 Cabriolet Graber 1936
3: Bugatti type 43 GS 1927
4: Bugatti type 13 Brescia Sport 1922
5: Bugatti type 49 Cabriolet Gangloff 1932
6: Bugatti type 37 A GS
7: Bugatti type 57 Cabriolet Graber 1936
8: Bugatti type 43 GS  1928
9: Bugatti type 57 C 1938
10: Bugatti type 57 Cabriolet Gurney Nutting 1934
11: Bugatti type 57 Cabriolet Graber 1937
12: Bugatti type 40 A Roadster 1930
13: Bugatti type 35 B GP 1938
14: Bugatti type 44 Cabriolet Reuflet 1928
15: Bugatti type 40 A Roadster 1930
16: Bugatti type 57 S Roadster 1937
17: Bugatti type 55 SS Roadster 1935
18: Bugatti type 43/44 Roadster 1930
19: Bugatti type 57 Ventoux Gangloff 1937
20: Bugatti type 57 Berlina Uhlik 1938
21: Bugatti type 35 B GP 1926
22: Bugatti type 49 Cabriolet Gangloff 1936
23: Bugatti type 57 S Atalante 1936
24: Bugatti type 49 Cabriolet Gangloff 1932
25: Bugatti type 59 R GP 1934
26: Bugatti type 37 A GS
27: Bugatti type 57 C 1938
28: Bugatti type 57 Cabriolet Gurney Nutting 1934
29: Bugatti type 57 Cabriolet Graber 1937
30: Bugatti type 44 Cabriolet Reuflet 1928
31: Bugatti type 13 Brescia 1923
32: Bugatti type 44 Roadster 1927
33: Bugatti type 57 Berlina James Joung 1934
34: Bugatti type 44 Roadster 1927
35: Bugatti type 27 Torpedo 1923
36: Bugatti type 40 GS 1928
37: Bugatti type 37 A GP 1928
38: Bugatti type 51 R GP
39: Bugatti type 38 Tourer Lavocat & Marsaud 1926
40: Bugatti type 57 C 1938
41: Bugatti type 57 S Atalante 1936
42: Bugatti type 13 Brescia Sport 1924
43: Bugatti type 46 Roadster Ottin 1934
44: Bugatti type 35 A GP 1925
45: Bugatti type 40 GS 1929
46: Bugatti type 27 Torpedo 1923
47: Bugatti type 54 Roadster Bachelier 1932
48: Bugatti type 35 GP 1925
49: Wow!

[TheItalianJunkyard]

Thanks PJ, don't know why but my notebook doesn't like photobucket recently.
I was just writing another "article" on Bugatti right now, lovely cars and thanks for the list of models as well.

[MG]

I had sent Paul a note the other day asking for this information, as I intend to feature his photographs in an article soon - perhaps as soon as tomorrow. When I go to an event, I just take lots of pictures. But Paul keeps detailed notes of what he is photographing. I am appreciative for this information. I've worked with a lot of people and never found a man more willing to help out than Paul. He truly is a gem of a fellow. Even IF he hasn't finished his Christmas shopping yet!   

Thanks, Paul.   

[Paul Jaray]

Thanks MG, but without your interest these are just pictures..

[MG]

No, Paul. You are wrong, compadre Your pictures capture the essence of the event. They tell a story that is both beautiful and compelling. I am merely the facilitator for your narrative.  Examiner.com limits the slideshow to 20 photos. Choosing only 20 from the plethora of choices is unbelievably hard work. I want to use them all!

But one in particular leaped out at me and literally took my breath away. What a fantastic shot! It made me want to be there in Tuscany, sipping some vin du pays and munching on a fine ciabatta bread dipped in olive oil!  It will be the lead for the story:



Two others also are extraordinary in the way they tell a story. You have a gift for photographic composition that is quite rare.

[Paul Jaray]

I'm glad you like them and when you'll be here in Tuscany, I'll suggest you also a glass of Brunello!
(I do not drink, butt he say it is quite appreciated!) 

[MG]

Paul was kind enough to allow me to use some of his photos for an Examiner article. While the pictures may be familiar, his narrative is new and quite entertaining.

Makes me kinda wish I lived in Tuscany myself!   

[Ultra]

Nice article, Steve and Paul.

[Paul Jaray]

Thanks, but as usual he used his gift to put into those nice words my story.

[MG]

Don't be so modest, Paul. Your English is MUCH better than my Italian!