Last week, I brought you the unpublished shots of Kane Chan’s Civic coupe from this year’s Super Street Honda Issue. Today we will be taking a quick look at some shots from one of my other features in that issue, which is none other than Bisi Ezerioha’s Honda CR-Z. I was the first one to release shots of the car originally when it was debuted at last year’s SEMA event so I guess it was only fitting that I shoot the car for the mag as well. In feature, you saw more detail shots and more shots of the components in the engine bay because Super Street wanted to take a more technical approach at telling Bisi’s story. Everyone knows what the exterior of this CR-Z looks like but not too many people know exactly how the car functions and how it makes the power that it does. Bisi provided us with a great deal of information on the car and hopefully I did a good job of translating those words onto his feature. The photos today are mostly the exterior shots that weren’t used and random things here and there that either weren’t used, or were different angles. With the new layout of the site, I’m also able to post up larger photos now as well but the links to the 1400px photos will be provided below each shot as usual. Enjoy…
Oh before, I forget, here is the link to the online version of Bisimoto’s feature from the Super Street 2011 Honda Issue…
This was pretty cool and one of the shots I was hoping they would use in the story. It’s a photo of the tool that Bisi had to get from Honda so that he could remove the engine from the CR-Z at the onset of his build. If you read the story, then you will know how difficult and dangerous it was for him to remove what was essentially a gigantic magnet from the engine bay of this car…
Thanks for looking…
Great shots. I had a good time that day.
Pictures look great ! Digging the new layout.