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Adam Wright Wallpaper Photos

Written By: Bill Bryant
12-7-2011
Categorized in: News, People

Adam Wright is a talented shooter well known in and out of hot rod and motorcycle circles. Since moving back to Southern California we've gotten to know Adam better and thought sharing some of his images as desktop wallpapers with Chop Cult members would be a neat idea. Merry Christmas!

Just click any of these photos below to get a full 2560x1600 image suitable for a desktop background on just about any computer monitor.

Check out more of Adam's work here.

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Commented on 12-7-2011 At 01:50 pm

I was expecting a larger portfolio, being a professional photographer.

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 03:00 pm

Did you click the link to see more of Adam's work? Being a starwolf, I expected more graciousness and less sense of entitlement. Sorry to disappoint you.

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 03:20 pm

WingNut

A portfolio isn't all of their work, it's a presentation of select pieces.

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 03:48 pm

Dig	Cool stuff. Is that Jesse James?

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 04:17 pm

skr00ball

I LOVE the knucklehead in the first pic! Probably one of my all time favorites.

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 04:42 pm

vintagemotorbikes

Halwade, i'm with you. Where has appreciation gone?

Thanks for sharing the photos Bill and Adam

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 04:42 pm

Duane

Adam rules.

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 05:39 pm

Hutch

Thanks for sharing thse! I can now grace my work computer with amazing pics!

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 06:04 pm

Motorradfahrer

Very cool photos! Thanks for sharing!

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 07:16 pm

#10

Nosebleed

Nice, thanks for the Christmas gift. I made some cornbread last night. You can have some if you want. It's pretty good too. Just ate me some.

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 07:53 pm

#11

ABP	intraweb complainer need not apply Thanks for sharing

Commented on 12-7-2011 At 09:15 pm

#12

WesD	Great stuff and all with Film Cameras if my memory serves me correct

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 12:38 am

#13

ElekVins

Awesome Xmas gift !!!

Adam is the best !!! He's got the eye, and when you only go on film, gotta know what you're doin' when you press the button !!!

Pure talent and style in the composition and movement...

Thanks a lot !!!

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 01:25 am

#14

gofastmoto

gorgeous work.

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 01:30 am

#15

Tito	Thanks for sharing.

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 01:54 am

#16

NHMike

Great shots, thanks for sharing.

Starwolf loves testicles on his chin.

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 03:06 am

#17

cartoonThunder

I came across Adam's work recently and shot him an email, as he used to live not far from me, it turns out, before heading down south. Phenomenal photos and helluva good guy, too, it seems.

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 03:39 am

#18

ATXzombie

rad pictures
thanks for sharing

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 05:01 am

#19

hotrodkid

verry good work !

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 06:09 pm

#20

AdamW

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the kind words alot! Man I'm just happy to be involved!

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 07:20 pm

#21

I'm just glad nobody called me out for spelling portfolio "Portfoilio" on the header image. I changed it...

Commented on 12-8-2011 At 07:32 pm

#22

onesickrace

adams a ruler. hands down.

Commented on 12-9-2011 At 01:18 am

#23

mesfoto

Adam is the man!

Commented on 12-9-2011 At 05:01 am

#24

davidabl

The randomness of film is very different from the randomness of digital when you're shooting pics that you're not completely in control of. Like Adam's last two
panning shots... Since with film you can't review the results until a few hours later and since you can't shoot as much as you can in digital. OTOH, the results
last almost forever....And I do kinda miss hanging all those b&w film up in the
shower after a day's or night's shoot..or going down to the color lab to look at the boxes of slides on their light table. What I absolutely hated was waiting half a week to see how a color negative job had come out ;-(

Commented on 12-9-2011 At 06:45 am

#25

onigoroshi

Adam's work is what got me interested in film photography. Partly thanks to him I had a change of perspective and went analog-only. I usually don't even scan negatives any more.

Commented on 12-9-2011 At 05:30 pm

#26

TanDawg100