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While I was at SEMA, I was able to get my hands on the latest Dub Magazine. Inside the magazine... you guessed it, was the 2015 Dub Magazine Car Show Schedule. I titled this post with the words "Version 1" because the schedule does change- cities are added and cities are also dropped. Enough talking, here's the schedule... January 8-11- San Jose, CA at San Jose Convention Center as a part of the San Jose Auto Show January 17-25- Detroit, MI at Cobo Hall as a part of the North American International Auto Show January 31- February 8- Philadelphia, PA at the Pennsylvania Convention Center as a part of the Philadelphia Auto Show February 5-8- Portland, OR at the Oregon Convention Center as a part of the Portland International Auto Show. March 1- Los Angeles, CA at the Los Angeles Convention Center April 10-12- The Greatest City of All... New York, NY at the Jacob Javits Convention Center as a part of the New York International Auto Show. June 14- Dallas, TX at Dallas Conventi

Taking a break from the SEMA Coverage to post coverage from the final Caffeine and Exotics of 2014. Held at Lenox Square Mall in the Buckhead section of Atlanta, Caffeine and Exotics is the show where you want to see all exotics and luxury cars under one roof-- I mean-- in one parking lot. The final show of the year didn't fall short by far. Normally there's one star of the show, but this month had two stars. The first star(s) were the twin black BMW i8s that showed up at the show. For many of the attendees it was their first time seeing the i8s, but fortunately I was able to see it when BMW debuted it at the New York Auto Show earlier this year. New York saw it in April. Atlanta... November. Just being honest. The other stars of the show was these two Lotus Espirits. The backstory to these Espirits is that they were in the 1977 James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me". The Espirit on the left was featured in the land scenes and the one on the right was for the underwat

My SEMA Coverage continues with Day 3. On this day, my main focus went towards the models. Models are a huge part of every car show and SEMA is no exception. One thing about the models that I do enjoy is that they're all very nice- considering that they have to stand on their feet all day and have to smile though some of the craziest comments that I'm sure they get from some of the SEMA attendees. And if crazy comments were said towards yours truly, then I know that the models definitely heard some strange things. Also, I still was able to cover some ground and still photographed some great cars... I really loved this Jeep Wrangler. Instead of the traditional chrome, it has brushed aluminum accents. I enjoyed photographing her. She knows how to move. It burns my heart when I photograph models at car shows and they're so stiff. This is one busy pickup truck. LOVE the color. Per my caption on Instagram "Kissing Cousins in the Pirelli Tire booth" I enjoyed photograph