The FWY Series Pasadena 2013: Chilling in the Presence of Fine Models

Anybody accustomed to the California way of living knows that the vibrant summer conditions never really fade through the passage of time, as temperatures are known to soar even as the vacation season draws to a close.  Such would be the case at the August edition of the FWY Series at the Pasadena Rose Bowl, which presented yet another opportunity for car culture enthusiasts to indulge in some outdoor fun in the sun with many of the region’s most impressive custom cars and modified vehicles.  Though the various displays and featured presentations would prove quite intriguing to attending audiences, it was quite noticeable to observe that sudden need for sustenance taking over each individual, as people lined up in front of participating food trucks for some cool beverages while others fled for shelter under the comfort of the scarce shade.  In fact, the traveling ice cream man seemed to be doing pretty well for himself upon the show floor, greeted with the appreciation of the masses who were, needless to say, quite interested in what he had to offer.  There was no denying it really.  It was extremely hot out there.  But even within such a situation, that innate will for adventure still persists within the hearts of those passionate about the scene, and it often only requires the influence of example to set things upon its proper course.  It could be through a simple gesture of recognition upon arrival.  It could be an animated enthusiasm towards presented craftsmanship and detail.  It may even be the simple act of just being out there under the scorching solar rays, facing it head on in order to encourage others to forget about all the discomforts and just start living.  Indeed, it’s the character and persona of a professional promotional spokesmodel that often enriches the experience of a live event extravaganza, personifying a coolness and charisma that effectively maintains the entertainment mechanism within any experience.