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Classics and Tallships : Tall ship and classic wooden sailboat photography

Classics and Tallships

Yachtphotography

Tall ship and classic wooden sailboat photography

Updated: Mar 30, 2009 6:03pm PST

Racing : Sailboats racing in Southern California

Racing

Yachtphotography

Sailboats racing in Southern California

Updated: Mar 30, 2009 1:50pm PST

On Board : On Board Sailboats off of Southern California and Baja Mexico

On Board

Yachtphotography

On Board Sailboats off of Southern California and Baja Mexico

Updated: Mar 29, 2009 2:07pm PST

General : General Sailing Photography

General

Yachtphotography

General Sailing Photography

Updated: Mar 28, 2009 1:05pm PST

Cruising : Sailboats cruising off California, Mexico, Bahamas, and Panama

Cruising

Yachtphotography

Sailboats cruising off California, Mexico, Bahamas, and Panama

Updated: Mar 28, 2009 2:08am PST

Sunset Sail On the Hudson : A sunset sail on the sloop "Woody Guthrie" on the Hudson River (Many thanks to the Beacon Sloop Club)

Sunset Sail On the Hudson

jazzypeach

A sunset sail on the sloop "Woody Guthrie" on the Hudson River (Many ...

Updated: Dec 20, 2008 6:28pm PST

Vasa Museum : The Vasa truly a case study in engineering feature creep. She was built in Stockholm Sweden beginning in 1626 during the Thirty Years War. She was originally laid with a much shorter keel than she has today, the reason for that was that the King changed his requirements for her shortly after the original keel was laid. To compound things further, the original shipwright died in the middle of her construction. What is believed to be the true cause of her early demise was the King's demand for a greater number of Canons on her upper decks. Thus, she was very top heavy. Just prior to her maiden voyage, the builders executed a standard stability test in the harbor by having a full contingent of sailors run from one side of her to the other. The test was halted because it was clear she might capsize, but she was allowed to go on her maiden voyage the next day. And in a gentle wind, she rolled over and sank into the estuarial waters of Stockholm. Fortunately for visitors and historians alike, the shipworm that typically destroy wooden shipwrecks do not live in the semi-salty lake water of Stockholm. So in the 1950s, she was discovered and raised. Today, she sits in a dim museum to protect her 400 year old wood from deterioration.

Vasa Museum

tiarnachutch

The Vasa truly a case study in engineering feature creep. She was buil ...

Updated: Nov 02, 2008 7:34pm PST

Patricia Lee : My boat. She's a CP 19, hull #347.

Patricia Lee

sailaway

My boat. She's a CP 19, hull #347.

Updated: Nov 02, 2008 6:45am PST

St. Johns River 10/22/06 :

St. Johns River 10/22/06

Mark Mayo

Updated: Oct 15, 2008 2:28pm PST

FBI Palatka 09-16-06 : FBI Drags in Palatka, FL on Saturday Sept. 16th, 2006. These pictures have been edited and some don't quite fit an 8x10. This is my first gallery and the quality of the pics are not the greatest. Any comments are welcome.

FBI Palatka 09-16-06

Mark Mayo

FBI Drags in Palatka, FL on Saturday Sept. 16th, 2006. These pictures ...

Updated: Oct 15, 2008 2:14pm PST

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