A SMALL SIGNATURE
The bonnet emblem is photographed close enough to become the subject itself. Around it, the green paint and reflected light provide just enough context to place that small detail back on the Flying Spur.


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The green Flying Spur in a photographic study of its exterior, detailing and cabin.
THE PHOTO RECORD
The Flying Spur is presented through contrast: a deep green exterior, a small polished bonnet emblem and a much lighter rear cabin. The photographs move between those scales rather than repeating the same angle of the car.
Together they form an exterior-to-interior portrait of this Bentley: first its presence, then its signature and finally the space experienced from within.
The bonnet emblem is photographed close enough to become the subject itself. Around it, the green paint and reflected light provide just enough context to place that small detail back on the Flying Spur.

Inside, pale quilted seats, the centre armrest and a brown Bentley cushion change the mood of the sequence. The light upholstery is a sharp contrast to the deep green exterior shown at the beginning.

The rear three-quarter view returns to the whole car. After the emblem and cabin, its length and proportions become easier to read. The final image restores the exterior scale of the Flying Spur.

These are photographs from the NG Prestiq Auto vehicle archive. A diagnosis, completed repair or outcome is only stated when it is supported by a verified job record.
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