Absolute Perfection

This picture stirs so many emotions. The lines, the curves, the angles, the black, the gloss, the striking stance, the beauty. The sheer and utter extravagant captivating, mesmerizing, beautiful gorgeousness. The heavy sighs, the weighty, knotty lump just below my chest; the desire, the lust, the fiery yearning. The simultaneous combination of almost-high and almost-sick, because it's right in front of you - at least, the picture is right in front of you - and you want to reach out and touch it, but that would be futile. But you want so badly what's in the picture. There's an indescribable pain that comes with looking at the picture, but at the same time, I can't stop staring...
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WOW, excellent shot...thanks for sharing.

 

Not my photograph - but thank you - all credit goes to Gordon Cheng a/k/a Effspot Photography. You can find him (and his work!) on Facebook by searching Effspot Photography.

...but I can try to pair the image with words...


Not just a dream, more like the reason I rest;
Like the winter seen in my breath, I 'freeze' in my step.
Every time I've seen it; a fiend and his treason might best describe the reason why there's a beat in my chest.
Angular perfection, every line every curve;
it tingles the sense, every time, every nerve.
It's worth every rhyme, every word, and in time, every dime I deserve would combine to incur the price of this perfect, sublime piece of work.
But it's not just the flawless gorgeousness; there's more to this...
Absorbed in this form of automotive porn is this torque;
a force that twists you into a world of bliss.
A Formula One metamorphosis, competition scores poorly, like rocket ships to tortoises, all poured in this torridness, with a sexy ass for every Lamborghini and Porsche to kiss.
Nothing vague or made up about my blatantly plain and painfully restrained lust; stop!
Alloy turns to gunmetal from caked-up brake dust.
Not hard to imagine with carbon ceramics, but it dazed and amazed us.
Bitten, it burns; smitten, nothing's forbidden, even inna the turns.
No fair I don't have it, aerodynamics have given superb, intricate purpose, inside and out and under the surface; a vision that spurned commitment, bear witness: every line, every curve, not just beautiful, but chiseled to serve.

 

One of the best angles for the Enzo. Best color for it too.

 

Higher res please?

Gorgeous picture.

 

This is as big as I got - you have to go to Effspot Photography on Facebook to get his best, high resolution images.

 

There's a delicate, sophisticated balance in black Enzos, IMO. From that angle, it looks like it's "the only car", that nothing else can make sense.

 

This is why it captivates me like nothing else. I think the LaFerrari is a great looking car; but the Enzo literally redefines perfection on a scale that humanity can barely comprehend.

 

Great pic! The Enzo is very captivating in Nero! If I could buy one it would be black first, then silver.

 

Just for comparison, the LaF is stunning ...but it doesn't even come close to the Enzo. Not even close.
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I never understand why car photographers do not use a polarizer.

 

Check out the original post in this thread - there's no need for a polarizer.

 

I absolutely agree. The LaF has nothing on a black enzo.

I have to say I wasnt a big fan of the Enzo at first, but then I was drawn in by a black beauty, and I totally understand their appeal.

But just like Henry any colour you want, as long as it's black. ( enzo only ).

 

It's fantastic to see that you're still utterly and completely in l-u-v with the Nero Enzo.


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The black beauty.

 

WORDS ARE NOT ENOUGH.

 

Stunning … a black Enzo … automotive heaven

 

Believe it or not, it only gets utterlier and completelier lovelier with each passing day.

No, I agree, they're not; but I can try:

Not just a dream, more like the reason I rest;
Like the winter seen in my breath, I 'freeze' in my step.
Every time I've seen it; a fiend and his treason might best describe the reason why there's a beat in my chest.
Angular perfection, every line every curve;
it tingles the sense, every time, every nerve.
It's worth every rhyme, every word, and in time, every dime I deserve would combine to incur the price of this perfect, sublime piece of work.
But it's not just the flawless gorgeousness; there's more to this...
Absorbed in this form of automotive porn is this torque;
a force that twists you into a world of bliss.
A Formula One metamorphosis, competition scores poorly, like rocket ships to tortoises, all poured in this torridness, with a sexy ass for every Lamborghini and Porsche to kiss.
Nothing vague or made up about my blatantly plain and painfully restrained lust; stop!
Alloy turns to gunmetal from caked-up brake dust.
Not hard to imagine with carbon ceramics, but it dazed and amazed us.
Bitten, it burns; smitten, nothing's forbidden, even inna the turns.
No fair I don't have it, aerodynamics have given superb, intricate purpose, inside and out and under the surface; a vision that spurned commitment, bear witness: every line, every curve, not just beautiful, but chiseled to serve.​

 

We need to give it (LaF) time... when the Enzo came out even a lot of Ferrari fans thought it wasn't the best looking... I personally think it looks best in black, second in yellow. Still looks a bit awkward, and some of the details a bit "plain", from certain angles. But that picture is astounding and captures the best moment of the car visually.

 

That is an amazing shot of the Enzo, but it seems I will disagree with most people here, when I say that LaF looks much better in my eyes. It looks like something ahead of its time, beautifully realized. Aggressive yet classy.

 

I agree, much prefer tha LAf, never been a fan of thje Enzo...althoug it looks stiking in black...than again i prefer the Laf in red, but this version..i believe it's Felipe Massa's car is very beautiful...

 

Very nice pics!!!



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