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Bluebottle | Sailing World
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5 Awesome Sailing Influencers You Should Follow Today
5 Awesome Sailing Influencers You Should Follow Today
Ahh the world of influencing. Up until now, being that I am bit older (he he) I had no idea what the heck all the fuss was about posting pretty pictures, writing blogs and building an audience. That is until people started to follow me! Captain Gino. Sailing Influencers are awesome because they are real people, on real adventures! If you like my blog, here are a few more cool crystal-blue sailing
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on a winch hunt
A newbie to sailing might not know how to use a winch, let alone know what the heck a winch is. But a seasoned sailor, or at least someone who has been on the boat a handful of times, participating in races with more responsibility than rail meat or being the squirrel, should know how to use one. It’s probably one of the first and most important things to learn about--if you don’t believe me, go check out this article by Sailing World.
Spoiler alert: you wrap the line around the winch in a clockwise fashion.
Hempel Youth Sailing World Championships – Gdynia 2019 Hempel Youth Sailing World Championships - Gdynia 2019
Published: Sailing World Magazine
Sailing World magazine recently commissioned me to shoot a portrait of nipper, Weston Barlow, on the sailboat he works. The boat is Jim Clarks, 100-foot, fifteen million dollars, sailboat called Comanche, which was docked in Charleston South Carolina for a short time. The boat is all carbon-fiber and built to break records. The struggle here was shooting Weston where he works on the boat, inside the all black, windowless hull of the race boat. Needless to say, it was less than ideal for lighting but after setting up some lights and opening a couple hatches, we made some great photos. I have to say that Weston is way more of a man than I am. Working in the confined spaces of the ship while at speed in the ocean is nothing short of amazing.
"Fun, frustrating stuff, and we're at least in the top half (43rd), with a lot more racing to come." ~ Dave Reed