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February 25, 2013Photo of the Month: Tim WrightWe catch up with Tim Wright, the photographer behind February’s Photo of the Month. The intrepid liveaboard photographer took this shot—which our associate art director best described as “gnarly”—of the Class 40 Voiles 44 during the RORC Caribbean 600.
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February 6, 2013Jib Trim PhotographyThe red dot on the genoa luff (A) is used as a reference point to place in the forward corner of frame. Try to get the back of the lower stripe to the corner of the frame (B), which requires rotating the camera 45 degrees to the boat’s centerline. I should have rotated slightly more here. Position the camera at the center of the foot (C), 50 percent of the distance from the clew to tack, and on a straight line from clew to tack or slightly to weather.
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March 25, 2013Photo of the Month: Jesús RenedoSpanish photographer Jesús Renedo captured March’s Photo of the Month out of his home base in Palma where Olympic hopefuls were training in big breeze and waves for the ISAF Sailing World Cup.
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February 6, 2013Mainsail Trim PhotographyWhen photographing the mainsail from the foot to the head, place the camera just in front of the mainsheet, but far enough to windward so that the entire bottom draft stripe is visible (A). Rotate the camera so the lower draft stripe goes from corner to corner in the camera’s viewer, roughly 45 degrees to the boat’s axis. Get a small portion of the boom in the picture (B).
