1) OCD associated with autism
2) I never get out anywhere so very rarely do I ever see anything really good
3) I want to be in the Spotter Top 100 on Autogespot and beat someone who currently has over 10,0000 spots (that's not even an aggeration)
4) I want to find every AG-acceptable car ever made excluding tuners and test models
5) Good photography practice for still and panning shots. This way I don't f*ck up if I spot something really good.
6) It's kinda fun finding the different specs and colors on each car.

I didn't even take pics of Mustangs in general until Autogespot...

I remember getting a BMW M6 back in March and as soon as I finished this guy walked out of Ihop eyeballing me as I walked towards FiveBel0W. The whole time just eyeballing me. Typically it isn't the owners who have a problem in my experience, it's the randoms.

I was shooting an SLS Roadster last Monday night with my camera and tripod, and according to my dad, who was in the car across the street, the owner stood on the sidewalk about forty feet from where I was and watched me for like ten minutes. Just stood there eating his ice cream that he'd just got lol. After I was done he walked back, started the car, and drove off. As he was driving away he waved to me. Nice guy, let me take the photos without saying anything lol

I have some pretty good ones, but just noticed this one while going through photos today. Hard to see but he's taking a photo of all the spotters taking photos lol

As I was taking pictures of a Model X P90D and the lady in the car took my picture.

Once when I was photographing an Audi R8 V10 Plus, a bystander joked saying, "The owner wants $5 a photo". I talked to the person a bit, and found out that the owner had taken delivery less than two weeks prior. This was in June/July, 2016.

I don't know if it is considered exotic, but one time I was at a dealership, photographing a Nissan 370Z (at that time, I had not seen many. I lived in Hell, Michigan), and as I was finishing up, a 370Z Nismo driver came up, and said (and I quote) "This is the one you want to photograph! Its a Nismo!". I took photos of the front, back, and he let me take shots of the interior.

I remember back in 2015, one of my best spotting days where I got out of school early because my mom wanted to schedule a test drive for the Tesla Model S, I saw a trio of 458s and an MC Stradale and Audi S8 across from them. Then a new Flying Spur and a Continental GTC V8 S on the other side of the mall, but I missed an RR Phantom. Then two regular Maserati GT Sports and a V8 Vantage S Roadster later in the day. We went to a grocery store similar to Whole Foods on the old money side of town before seeing the Aston and when we were about to leave this sharp af facelift S8 parked next to us. I asked the owner for a picture, not realizing he was on the phone and he like didn't care at all. He even let me get a picture of the interior which was Nougat Brown I believe. It was a great day and I always love it when owners are nice.

An i8 owner threatened to break my camera today.

Now this is a stereotype crawling from the wood work! I got a very sour look from a bald dude in an I8!

http://jalopnik.com/bmw-i8-road-rage-goes-down-exactly-how-you-think-it-wou-1787626534

kek

I was waiting to cross the street in San Francisco, and a 458 Speciale pulled up to a red light. He saw me taking a picture, so he hopped out and let me sit in it, and even took a picture of me. Really nice guy

Is it just me, or do hybrid drivers generally act like (to put it nicely) the world revolves around them?

*BMW drivers