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There are few sights that capture the spirit of Gloucester quite like a fleet of schooners under sail. Over the years, I have had the opportunity to photograph the Gloucester Schooner Festival from many different perspectives. Each Festival has provided its own memorable moments — schooners filling Gloucester Harbor, sails catching the wind off Eastern Point, and magnificent vessels sailing side by side against the backdrop of Cape Ann. As I look back through photographs from

More than 60 international tall ships and military vessels from around the world gathered in Boston Harbor for Sail Boston 250, creating one of the largest maritime celebrations in recent history. From the spectacular Parade of Sail to the evening fireworks over Boston Harbor, I had the opportunity to photograph this unforgettable event from aboard a friend's boat and from Boston's historic waterfront. These images capture not only the beauty of the world's great sailing ship

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Experience the intensity of Key West offshore powerboat racing through striking photography that captures speed, light, and ocean energy.

Mornings at Mussel Point in Gloucester begin quietly. Before the sun clears the horizon, the shoreline is shaped by sound—the steady movement of the Atlantic, distant seabirds, and the faint sense of a harbor already beginning its day just beyond view. This photograph captures a brief transition—cool tones giving way to warm light as the sun breaks through low clouds. For a few minutes, the rocks, water, and sky come into balance, creating a scene that is both calm and powerf

There are mornings on Cape Ann that feel like they were made just for you. Long Beach in Rockport is one of those places. Before the day begins, before the crowds arrive, there’s a quiet stillness along the shoreline. The light comes slowly—soft at first—then suddenly the sky begins to glow, reflecting off the water and stretching across the sand. It’s a moment that doesn’t last long, but it stays with you. That’s what draws me back again and again with a camera in hand. Thes