Cruising & Pictures

[Stu Jackson]

Here's one I like

[Ken Heyman]

nice peaceful pic,

Ken

[waterdog]

Stu, this picture is devoid of technical content.  Nothing about the hull, engine system, sail handling.   Not even technical sailing content.   There is in fact, no c34 in this picture. 

Are you sure you want it here?   

If you don't remove it, I will respond.   It will be something tropical.  Maybe with a cactus or a palm tree.

[Mike and Joanne Stimmler]

I'm sure Stu was trying to demonstrate what the surface of the water looks like without wind, which some of us have never seen

[waterdog]

All right.  Fair warning.  Here's one of my favourites.  It's Foster in Bahia de los Muertos.

[Joe and Carol]

A posting of Stu, evidenced by an easily posted picture, of a sailor appreciating the dedication of people moving their ships past the moments of man.  We who photograph would like to know the technical aspects of the camera used, light conditions, lens information and if Stu found the picture previously posted in C34 Association boards or credited to any other project previously completed by C34 Association members?

And in addition did Stu give way to this craft or did they alter course to avoid having their picture taken at close range?

Merry Christmas to all!

[Stu Jackson]

The stanchions, cleverly and technically bedded with some sort of specific non-adhesive silicone at a fair and reasonable price from ACE Hardware, my favorite boating chandlery, clearly show in the bottom right corner of the picture.  Who says a C34 is not included?  f something or other at a gazillionth of a second on "auto."  No harbor seals were harmed in the production of this single photo.   Took the picture myself, did not hire the kayackers to drive by repeatedly...this is a one of a kind shot.  Water was a tad colder than Foster's.

[Craig Illman]

Everyone knows that a kayak is ten points and a double kayak is fifteen!