South to the screaming 60s

Article Abstract:

A writer narrates his experience on board Gambo across the Southern Ocean from New Zealand to South America with wind up to a sustained 35 knots. For someone who has never experienced a storm at sea, it is petrifying to imagine the pressures that are placed on the sailboat and its crew.

New Zealand, South America

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Hands-on sailor

Article Abstract:

Sailing photographers are able to capture the most minute details of the ocean site despite the diversity of color, light and sand patterns through the use of circular polarizers. Ultraviolet filters may also be integrated in cameras to provide superior clarity.

Equipment and supplies, Photography, Photographic equipment, Photographic supplies, Nature photography

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Antarctica: The missions begin

Article Abstract:

The 46-foot steel ketch Gambo on the deck seemed similar to the blue water expedition vessel that lies 4800 miles from New Zealand to the tip of South America. The 10 crew members of the expedition to Gambo share their experience.

Antarctica, Description and travel

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