I jumped at the chance to get onboard with Ranger yesterday on their practice day for the Candy Store Cup Superyacht Regatta in Newport. Bookin' it out on the water with this crew was a thrill and the conditions couldn't have been more perfect... check out more images below.
Super wow! Loving this Melges ad! So proud to see how the image lends itself to the great design and concept of the Melges Experience Ad Campaign. Check out melges24worlds.com for more info on the Melges Worlds in Miami.
Congratulations to Extreme2 on their win at the 2016 C&C30 North American Championship at NYYC in Newport, RI. It was a pleasure capturing this team's hard work and their competitive spirit. Have a look at C&C30's write up on their win and check out a few more pics of the action below...
The 2016 New York Yacht Club Race Week is on and it has been great fun shooting. Check out the detailed coverage over at nyyc.org and stay up to date with the images from the race at outsideimages.com. Too, follow my work through my Instagram and Facebook feed. Here's a few pics from today — enjoy!
It has been great working with Sailing World Magazine – here is our cover from May/June 2016 Issue.
Happy to be featured on the cover of Cruising World Magazine's 2016 Charter Issue. Check them out!
New work published in the May 2016 issue of Segeln magazine. Check them out here.
Sunday proved to be an exciting day of racing at LVACS at Chicago's Navy Pier. Chicago lived up to its name - windy indeed. It was great to see Artemis (SWE) take their first win in the series. Check out more coverage of the races at Sailing World.
It's that time again — to pack up the gear and travel. It is always a challenge deciding what gear to haul. While I'm not looking forward to the lines through security in Chicago, I am super stoked to check out the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series Race (LVACWS). Hopefully the windy city lives up to its name and produces some knottage for an exciting race to photograph.
I admit it – I am a little bit guilty of being a storm chaser. Storms are fascinating to watch and photograph. The heavy storm systems that have been rolling through the Southeast this past week gave me the opportunity to test out my fresh new Nikon D500. After reading and watching many reviews and looking at the sample files that are out there floating around the internet – I was impressed. It has amazing dynamic range for a DX camera and very low noise. I was playing around really but caught this lightening strike without the use of a tripod shooting at about 10FPS. The shot is taken from the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia. Despite the oppressing rain, thunder and lightening the Georgia Ports Authority cranes looked busy and weren't intimadated by Mother Nature.
Earlier this week I decided to trek down to check out Darien, Georgia. It is an old maritime town settled by Scottish Highlanders in 1736. It was one of the largest ports on the East coast at one time – its largest exports being cotton and lumber. For that reason it was a target to union forces during the Civil War. Darien sits on the mouth of the Altamaha River about 50 miles south of Savannah.
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