2013 in Photographs
Another year in the books. 2013 started out with surf, snow and seascapes, which moved into spring flowers, high school sailing and Wickford Regatta in May. The summer was full of activity from the Sail Newport Youth Challenge kicking off the summer sailing season in June, to the junior sailors, beercan racers, and Newport Regatta among other events. The summer drew to a close with a cruise through the Elizabeth Islands, NBYA Race Week, Bullseye Nationals, and a trip to Block Island. October saw my first attempts at water panning as I shot more surf and seascapes, closing out the sailing season with a chilly college event, the ICSA Singlehanded Championship in November. And these last few weeks have seen new winter seascape photography as I've experimented with my new filter. Here are some of my favorites from the entire calendar year. I can only hope that 2014 will bring as many great photographic opportunities! Happy New Years everyone!
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