Craig English Photography

23/04/2026

Some of the vintage cars, some well over 100 years old at the Samford Garage 100 year celebrations.

18/04/2026

I had a crazy request from Drama Professional Simon "Spud" Tate, create some normal portraits for him but he also wanted some crazy cut up ones too!

You'll see in this mix, there's some crazy ones in there, what do you think?




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13/04/2026

Congratulations to the entire TSG Samford Garage team for 100 years servicing the local community!

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

The last 1932 Chevrolet Speedster left!

01/04/2026

Out working with the & hire teams today, right beside the Brisbane River in the beautiful location of Fig Tree Pocket.

Everyone did an amazing job as did Nick the Performance Tower Hire operator!

If you need to access tricky working at Heights locations like this one, give the PTH team a call. Safe, reliable & affordable.

And if you need to update your website or socials send me a message so we can work out a plan to get your business noticed!

01/04/2026

Chevrolet Moonlight Speedsters were built by General Motors at Woodville in South Australia in 1931 and 1932, this 1932 model is the only known survivor. The body from the firewall back is hand built in aluminium over a timber frame on a stock right hand drive imported Chevrolet chassis.
The design was originally used by Vauxhall for Hurlingham Roadsters in England in 1929 and 1930.
This car was restored in 2019 to be as close as possible to how it would have been delivered new in 1932 with it's original Glamour Red colour scheme.
There are indicators and a second stop tail light fitted for modern day driving conditions using period fittings.
An amazing experience seeing this rare car up close and personal. On the Australian Historical Register, a very important car in Australia's motoring history.

31/03/2026

Chevrolet Moonlight Speedsters were built by General Motors at Woodville in South Australia in 1931 and 1932, this 1932 model is the only known survivor. The body from the firewall back is hand built in aluminium over a timber frame on a stock right hand drive imported Chevrolet chassis.
The design was originally used by Vauxhall for Hurlingham Roadsters in England in 1929 and 1930.
This car was restored in 2019 to be as close as possible to how it would have been delivered new in 1932 with it's original Glamour Red colour scheme.
There are indicators and a second stop tail light fitted for modern day driving conditions using period fittings.
An amazing experience seeing this rare car up close and personal. On the Australian Historical Register, a very important car in Australia's motoring history.

23/03/2026

Out working with the team...