Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: sailing

Newhaven and Seaford Sailing Club catamaran crews race with the Rampion wind farm as a backdrop. The club meets most Sunday mornings in the summer months and can be seen having training sessions with a variety of small boat classes. As well as their club base on the beach at Bishopstone, they also have an inshore lakeside base at Piddinghoe, up the Sussex Ouse from Newhaven.

Panorama trimmed from 35mm format.

This is a long-distance shot of sailing boats from the Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club, with the Newhaven light-house in the back-ground. The 'paint' effect was created by the simple process of pushing the Photoshop 'saturate' slider right to the end.

This is going to be one of the worst photos ever uploaded.The yacht was undertaking a challenge sailing from Belfast to London in five days. Alongside the professional crew were six celebrities who hadn't sailed before. They met some really rough weather coming down the Irish Sea and around Lands End and being faced with worse had to shelter in Plymouth harbour for a day. Sailing along the south coast of Sussex there was by contrast almost no wind. I was about to head home and turned to take a shot of some nice clouds over Seaford Head, when I caught sight of the sail coming out of some mid-Channel mist.

I am happy to be corrected if my terminology is incorrect. My experience of sailing is in RNSAs at Raven's Ait, near Kingston-on-Thames, fifty years ago!