Thanks for clearing things up; she’s quite nice (a bit heavy on the eyeliner), and her hands are just fine – save the wedding ring.

Is there a car in this photo somewhere?

http://www.new.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2709633&l=00d511f307&id=743425389

and

http://www.new.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2709634&l=e949e988da&id=743425389

In reply to what car is it? It is indeed the new maser GT

http://www.new.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=2709632&l=9de8891698&id=743425389

Good job TTAC sent me to Geneva eh!!

oh, and because you are all so good today, here is the full album. I did also do another album with some cars in it, but I am sure no one wants to see that…haha

http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?aid=107494&id=743425389&l=402ccc7a94

If you look at the reflection of her hand in the window, you will see there is no wedding ring on her finger. Amateur. :)

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Ah, but pro’s know that the wedding band is worn on different hands in different cultures and religions.

In some countries, the wedding ring is worn on the left hand. This choice of finger relates to traditions purportedly dating to classical times, from an early usage reportedly referring to the fourth finger of the left hand as containing the vena amoris or “vein of love”[5]. At least in part due to this tradition, it became the norm to wear the wedding ring on this finger. By wearing rings on the fourth finger of their left hands, a married couple symbolically declares their eternal love for each other. This has now become a matter of tradition and etiquette in these countries. An alternative explanation could be that because the majority of people are right-handed, wearing the ring on the left hand makes it less likely to be damaged or lost during everyday activities.

In other countries such as Colombia, Germany, Greece, Mexico, Norway, Peru, Poland, Russia, Spain (except in catalonia), Ukraine, Venezuela and Serbia, however, it is worn on the right hand. Orthodox Christians and Eastern Europeans (except for the Romanians) also traditionally wear the wedding band on the right hand.

The ‘holding the Maserati logo’ illusion was a good observation.

Only thing that I see wrong with this picture is that I’m not sitting in the passenger seat. Maserati has the most gorgeous interiors out (sic) there. Sorry Audi.

And, yes, I second the subtle sexism about the automatic now making the GranTurismo available for everyone now.

- The man hands thing is another perspective problem, both her hands are much closer to the camera relative her face.

All a result of using a very wide angle lens to get all of the model and the dash in the picture. The effect, though, is to make the interior look even more cramped and uncomfortable. Hope the thing has height adjustments on the seats.

If you look at the reflection of her hand in the window, you will see there is no wedding ring on her finger. Amateur. :)

If I remember correctly, my German relatives have their wedding bands on the right hand… Not sure if that’s consistent throughout Europe, but food for thought.

Also, I like the plastic cowling behind the steering wheel. Just like my Golf!

I’ll bet that the shooter was trying to put the camera in her lap, or at least as close as possible without getting slapped.

1. That’s number one on my list.

2. Also what’s wrong is the driver is smearing her greasy hand on the windshield. Don’t touch the glass while you pose in the driver’s seat!!

3. She could pass for a ninety something woman in Florida who drives while peering between the dash and the steering wheel.

If you look at the reflection of her hand in the window, you will see there is no wedding ring on her finger. Amateur. :)

- The camera is tilted so she looks shorter than the dash. Check the drivers window sill for the proper horizon. I bet the shooter was concentrating on lining up the trident in the background in her hand and lost perspective on the horizon.

- The man hands thing is another perspective problem, both her hands are much closer to the camera relative her face.

Any idea that she is poorly put together is yet another perspective problem, but that’s just in the mind of the beholder. She is a beautiful woman.

Is that a wedding ring?