Some of Russ's pics from Daytona Turkey Run 2021

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HARMONY HOT RODS
Sunday April 25, 10am-2pm

 

HARMONY HOT RODS

 

A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE

You can take a three-quarter photo of a vehicle, which is common, and yes, most times boring. But if you want to grab attention, you use creativity to dazzle the eyes, looking at the vehicle from a different perspective. Find the beauty in the colors, shapes, angles, or a combination thereof.

Russ Muller has the eye for the art of automotive photography, I might be bias, but I admire what he sees through his lens. It's not as easy as it looks, I know from experience due to my failure to mimic him. Click HERE for a sample of his work.

 

Downtown Longwood Cruise In

 

Post Time Cruise In

 

HOOTERS & HOT RODS
SUNDAY JULY 4, 11am-2pm


Free for all years, makes, & models

 

Downtown Longwood Cruise In
Photos from the last show HERE

Post Time Cruise In
Photos from the last show HERE

 

Dezerland Part 1: Bond and Beyond…

Home » Featured Posts » Dezerland Part 1: Bond and Beyond…Contributed by Russ Muller Photography
One lesson I learned may years ago was to never turn down an opportunity for a private tour of a car collection. That’s how I got to know Bob Shearer and shoot his S40 Collection, and it’s how I got to see the American Muscle Car Museum. When Tara asked me if I would like to tour Dezerland Park Orlando with Flacarshows.com, I immediately said yes.



If you’ve lived in Orlando for a while, you may remember Dezerland’s location as Festival Bay, an indoor shopping mall that hosted the likes of a Ron Jon Surf Shop and Vans Skate Park at the North end of International Drive. After closing in 2012, it was “reimagined” and opened as Artegon Marketplace in 2014 and operated until 2017. After it closed, Michael Dezer, a Miami based real estate developer purchased the property and began to transform the mall into what is billed as Florida’s largest indoor attraction, with 800,000 square feet of entertainment space. There’s indoor cart racing, a bowling alley, trampoline park, pinball arcade (all are Mr. Dezer’s vintage machines!), retail shops, and a 250,000 square foot automobile museum that houses over nine hundred of Mr. Dezer’s private collection of cars. Let’s take a walk through the collection…

 

Our tour began when Cory, our primary tour guide gave us a preview of the Bond Museum, which is not yet open to the public (but will be soon). Beginning with an Aston Martin DB5 and ending with a modern Land Rover, Bond movie vehicles are displayed within vignettes of each Bond movie and actor and displayed by the year of release. Whether it’s Sean Connery, David Niven, Gorge Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan or Daniel Craig, all have a presence.
Many of the vehicles on display were screen used in the filming of the movies, such as Goldfinger’s private jet and the Renault that gets sliced in half in View to a Kill. There is also an extensive collection of 007 memorabilia and screen used props on display, and it is claimed to be the largest Bond memorabilia collection in the world. For as immersive and entertaining as the Bond collection is, it’s just the tip of the iceberg.