Speed & Steel Photographic

Speed & Steel Photographic Capturing the beauty of the machines that make our hearts race! Part of Chalet Studio Photography Hey there, fellow gearheads and car enthusiasts!

If you've got a need for speed and an eye for beauty in the automotive world, you've come to the right place. πŸπŸ’¨

At Speed & Steel Photographic, we're all about capturing the heart-pounding excitement, the gleaming chrome, and the roaring engines that make our hearts race. As a part of Chalet Studio Photography & Gardens, our years of experience bring you the ultimate in automotive photography. Wh

o's the genius behind the lens, you ask? Well, that'd be Alan Arseneault – a car aficionado and photography maestro with a need for speed that's as intense as a turbo boost. πŸ“Έ

We've got a thing for all things fast and beautiful – whether it's the sleek lines of a racing car tearing up the track, the customized creations that turn heads on the street, the raw power of motorcycles hugging the curves, or the adrenaline junkies who live for the thrill of the ride. Your ride isn't just a vehicle; it's your pride and joy, an extension of your personality, a symbol of your passion for the road. Let Speed & Steel Photographic work our magic and create jaw-dropping images that immortalize your motoring masterpiece. So buckle up, because we're ready to rev up our cameras and capture your automotive dreams like never before. Whether it's a high-speed shoot on the racetrack, a scenic cruise through the countryside, or an up-close-and-personal portrait of your beloved machine, we're here to make your heart race every time you gaze upon our photos. Stay tuned for some turbocharged visuals, behind-the-scenes action, and a whole lot of horsepower. If you live and breathe cars, if you crave the scent of gasoline and the thrill of the track and the open road, then you've found your automotive photography haven. Let Speed & Steel Photographic by Alan Arseneault put the pedal to the metal on your automotive memories. πŸ“·πŸ Ready, set, let's shoot! πŸ“ΈπŸ’¨

From the vintage vault.... Jerry C***s Jr. in the Hoffman Auto Racing ride at Eldora Speedway in 2007. From the USAC Rac...
09/03/2026

From the vintage vault.... Jerry C***s Jr. in the Hoffman Auto Racing ride at Eldora Speedway in 2007. From the USAC Racing 4 Crown Nationals. Speed & Steel Photographic image by Alan Arseneault. Follow the page to not miss a shot!

09/03/2026
Mike Demars pullin' out of 4 at BUXTON SPEEDWAY. Speed & Steel Photographic image by Alan Arseneault. Follow the page to...
09/01/2026

Mike Demars pullin' out of 4 at BUXTON SPEEDWAY. Speed & Steel Photographic image by Alan Arseneault. Follow the page to not miss a shot!

Action from BUXTON SPEEDWAY
09/01/2026

Action from BUXTON SPEEDWAY

Andrew Mailloux  #98 in Thunder Stock action at BUXTON SPEEDWAY. I'm loving the look of the 98 this season. Super sharp,...
08/27/2026

Andrew Mailloux #98 in Thunder Stock action at BUXTON SPEEDWAY. I'm loving the look of the 98 this season. Super sharp, and that colour scheme sure shows off the Speed & Steel Photographic sticker! Follow the page to not miss a shot.

From the vintage vault.... The thrill of victory, and the agony of the ditch! Harry Tofflemire experienced it all at The...
08/19/2026

From the vintage vault.... The thrill of victory, and the agony of the ditch! Harry Tofflemire experienced it all at The Ridge Raceway, in Ridgetown Ontario in 1989. Harry's home track was the pavement at Checker Flag Speedway in Windsor. He was also found at the front of the pack on Sunday nights on the dirt at the ol' Ridge. The track had more than its share of character, offering many ways to end up in unusual situations. One of them being the infamous "Ridge Ditch". If you did not witness it yourself, what you need to know is that the bare dirt that you see right next to the 6 in the bottom photo, is the fast lane on the backstretch. As I so well remember from when I raced there, you'd do well to get the right rear nestled up against that very short berm. Go just that tick too far, and away you'd go into the ditch! When feature time rolled around, the track lighting, or lack thereof, made it very difficult to see the track limits. So you kinda felt around for it..... For bonus points.... if the ditch was full of water, the fans in the pits would be treated to an instant, cooling shower. Fans will know that this was not the only race car claiming ditch at the speedway, but it was certainly the most easily accessible.

The place was, shall we say rustic, narrow, dark, and TONS of fun! Great days at The Ridge Raceway.

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