MARINES

Sailing, regattas, and open water — the sea as a field of motion and light, from solitary crossings to the intensity of the race.

Sailing "au large" — offshore, away from the coast — is where a boat and its crew truly test themselves against open water.

AU LARGE

Sailing « au large » — offshore, away from the coast — is where a boat and its crew truly test themselves against open water.

A solitary sailboat crossing calm waters at dusk, the sky streaked with the last warm light of the day.

ALONE

A solitary sailboat crossing calm waters at dusk, the sky streaked with the last warm light of the day.

Biarritz, on France's Atlantic coast, is one of Europe's most storied surf destinations.

BIARRITZ

Biarritz, on France’s Atlantic coast, is one of Europe’s most storied surf destinations.

Italian for "guiding light" — a fitting name for a yacht racing beneath a dramatic sky.

LUCEGUIDA

Italian for « guiding light » — a fitting name for a yacht racing beneath a dramatic sky.

Borrowed from cycling, "peloton" describes a tightly packed group of competitors — here, a cluster of racing sails.

PELOTON

Borrowed from cycling, « peloton » describes a tightly packed group of competitors — here, a cluster of racing sails.

The start of a regatta is one of the most tactical and tense moments of any race, as boats jostle for position.

START

The start of a regatta is one of the most tactical and tense moments of any race, as boats jostle for position.

Five racing yachts caught in a single frame, their sails aligned like a fleet in formation.

LES 5

Five racing yachts caught in a single frame, their sails aligned like a fleet in formation.

The Bay of Naples has long been a stage for major sailing regattas, its dramatic coastline forming a natural amphitheatre.

NAPOLI

The Bay of Naples has long been a stage for major sailing regattas, its dramatic coastline forming a natural amphitheatre.