Our Photographers -

The Grand Prix is only possible because of the volunteers who freely give of their time and our photographers are no exception. This website along with our Race Program and marketing materials are filled with images contributed by the following generous photographers:

Matthew Little

Matthew has been the lead photographer for the PVGP since 2009. With a focus on the details, Matthew’s automotive photography presents the car in a very different and artistic way. He features a wide range of vehicles from vintage to new and utilizes natural light and settings to accent and compliment all aspects of a vehicle. He has been attending the PVGP regularly since 1995 and has long enjoyed capturing the multitude of participating vehicles. Matthew has been published in Road & Track magazine, as well as Chevy Classics, Ford Classics, AUTO Aficionado and Hemmings Sports & Exotics. His imagery has been used in advertising and is used extensively on a variety of websites. He is a member of the Porsche Club of America and is an avid automotive enthusiast having owned a variety of classic and modern vehicles. Please visit his website to view his work or contact him via his personal email.

2019 PVGP by Matthew Little

Kick-Off Rallye – Sunday, July 7

Blacktie & Tailpipes Gala – Saturday, July 13

Historics at Pitt Race – July 11-14

Walnut Street – Monday, July 15

Waterfront Car Cruise – Tuesday, July 16

Downtown Parade and Car Display – Wednesday, July 17

Tune-Up at Heinz Field – Wednesday, July 17

Passport to Elegance Jet Center Party – Thursday, July 18

Forbes Avenue of Speed – Friday, July 19

International Car Show – July 20/21, 2019

Schenley Park Vintage Races – July 20/21, 2019

Bill Stoler

Bill started shooting for the Vintage Racer Group at Pitt Race back in 2009, and became hooked on the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. In addition to vintage racing events, Bill shoots SCCA sportscar racing at Summit Point WV, and a few INDYCAR, GRAND-AM and ALMS events. Bill has made a large committment to photograph our races in detail and his images are spectacular. We gladly welcome Bill to the Grand Prix family of photographers. You can visit his website to see his images.

Schenley Park – 2018

P VGP Historics at Pitt Race – 2018

CR “Charles” Bennett

CR Bennett has been photographing the Grand Prix for nearly a decade, shooting great images. He works tireslessly during Race Week to attend nearly every minute of each event. The result is thousands of images ranging from up-close racing action to over-the-road images from our Kick-Off Rallye to personal profiles of our volunteers. We’re glad you joined our family of volunteers who give so generously of their time. You can reach CR via email.

Marsha Green

Marsha Green made her first visit to the Grand Prix in 2012 capturing the excitement, beauty and personalities of our Blacktie Gala. Marsha starting photographing our Tune-Up event the next year and has now added the Passport to Elegance Jet Center Party to her portfolio.

Marsh can now be found at most PVGP events and each year her images get better and better!

Marsha photographs weddings, special events, portraits, sports and school pictures – please email Marsha Green

Michael DiPleco

Michael DiPleco has more than four decades of photographic experience and expertise.

Today, he is among the top motorsports photographers and covers all aspects of the automotive industry: vintage racing, museums, auctions, private client archiving, cataloguing, etc. Michael’s passion for photography came early. At the age of 12 he sold his first photo.

Print and broadcast journalism led him to his professional career in studio product and automobile photography. Visit his website.

Harry Dempsey/Autohaus

Autohaus Image focuses on photographic services for architecture and motorsport, and features the skills of Harry Dempsey, photographer. Classically trained as an architect and with a passion for motorsports, he brings a compositional eye trained by a long history in both disciplines to his work.

For his racing work, while he calls the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course home, he has shot both nationally and internationally, including Sebring, Long Beach, and Le Mans.

Autohaus Image website. Photography for architecture and motorsport.

2018 2017 2016 2015

John Kelm

As a kid in Southern California, John snapped his first image of a car (A ’57 Mercedes 300SC) at Santa Anita Park in 1965. The car was eight years old, he was eleven. Automobiles have held a life-long fascination for him, and over the years he has owned, and wrenched on, an eclectic range of vehicles such as a ’63 Corvair Monza Spyder Convertible, a ’69 Toyota Crown, a ’65 Rambler Marlin, and an ’89 Toyota Supercharged MR2. At the same time, his love of photography developed and he quickly realized he couldn’t own every car, but he could certainly take photos of as many as he could. After retiring from 35 years in the Collegiate Retail industry, John began attending the PVGP in 2010, taking as many photos “as he could” of static car displays and PVGP race action. Examples of his PVGP work are posted on his Instagram account, @autoviews. John is a member of the BMWCCA and his current ride is a 2004 BMW 330ci convertible.

Edward Major II

Ed Major II has been around the PVGP nearly his entire life. It’s only natural that Edward’s photography skills would mix with vintage racing. His father, a founding member of the Western Pennsylvania Triumph Association, is an integral part of helping WPTA host British Car Day every year in conjunction with the PVGP. Edward has a passion for everything sports photography related and vintage cars are no exception. Working as a structural engineering by day, he brings an engineer’s point of view and a unique attention to detail to his photos. Learn more by visiting his website or by contacting him by email.

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