Model S Nature Pictures

[WeazL]

Hawaii~

 

[Bugeater]

Nice! It almost disappears it is so shiny...

 

[AudubonB]

Nice! It almost disappears it is so shiny...

Agreed. It looks like the 4-tired equivalent of Predator :scared:

 

[46&2]

The first thing that came to my mind - predator.

 

[TSportline]

courtesy of a TMC member.

 

[evp]

Double Arch in Arches N.P.

 

[Bugeater]

Nice photo!

 

[DrGuest]

 

[Raffy.Roma]

All the pictures in this thread are really nice! Love to browse this thread. :love:

 

[DrGuest]

It's really been a windy Spring, here are a couple lenticular clouds.

 

[AEdennis]

IMG_7717 by dennis_p, on Flickr

Closest I get to nature.... So far... Visiting the St George Supercharger.

 

[Nevek]

IMG_7717 by dennis_p, on Flickr

Closest I get to nature.... So far... Visiting the St George Supercharger.

Ah, the natural habitant for a Tesla-Starbucks!

 

[Brett]

Joshua Tree, California @ Sunset

 

[Stig O]

On the narrow western roads in Hardanger Norway. Fresh blossoming birch and new snowrekord for the region adorn the mountain for a long time during the summer. The white Tesla makes the picture perfect.

 

[Bugeater]

Nice!

 

[ThosEM]

Annapolis, MD off Riva Trace Parkway. Another roof rack aficionado. Really, the difference in drag is pretty much negligible. It would take a careful experiment to detect it...

 

[brucet999]

OK, not so much "nature", but certainly eco-friendly. This is Apple's Solar Farm in Western NC.

View attachment 47994

So, did you have in mind to charge-up there?

 

[Berkut]

On the narrow western roads in Hardanger Norway. Fresh blossoming birch and new snowrekord for the region adorn the mountain for a long time during the summer. The white Tesla makes the picture perfect.

Absolutely stunning pictures! - The perfect blend of inspiring natural beauty and your model S.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[AEdennis]

Ok... We're getting closer to a "nature" shot here...

IMG_8267 by Dennis Pascual, on Flickr

No Starbucks, this time...

 

[mariwing]

Five weeks ago, near a Norwegian mountain called Hallingskarvet. No Starbucks for a couple of miles ;-)