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Cervantes Speed 2011 Photos

Created by HF HF  > 9 months ago, 28 Nov 2011
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HF
HF

HF

WA

167 posts

28 Nov 2011 9:35pm
Some photos from the weekends Cervantes Speed event, link to more images to follow in the next few days and for those people who took part in the photoshoot, C.D.'s will be posted out tomorrow (Tuesday). Great to see some of the long time windsurfers get some helicopter time, most people got between 50-150 photos each. Movie of the event should be due in about 7 days.



















snides8
snides8

WA

1731 posts

28 Nov 2011 9:44pm
Awesome shots Col..well done
R1DER
R1DER

WA

1472 posts

28 Nov 2011 9:57pm
What board is this one?

Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

28 Nov 2011 10:11pm
Looks like the Quatro graphics?
jp747
jp747

1553 posts

28 Nov 2011 10:13pm
crisp fun photos...my best guess for that board, a Tabou??
Stuthepirate
Stuthepirate

SA

3591 posts

29 Nov 2011 12:51am
Tabou 3S. Very nice board. If only i had the cash
firiebob
firiebob

WA

3177 posts

29 Nov 2011 12:04am
Awesome photos Col

Now I know how Lockwood goes so fast, he kicks his board along

DarrylG
DarrylG

WA

506 posts

29 Nov 2011 1:14am
I like it Col. I see what I was doing wrong now. I just have to keep the board above the water not under.
snides8
snides8

WA

1731 posts

29 Nov 2011 6:00am
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DarrylG said...

I like it Col. I see what I was doing wrong now. I just have to keep the board above the water not under.


Nice one Daz,you probably could do with some telltails on your fin like Jesper has
lao shi
lao shi

WA

1343 posts

29 Nov 2011 7:08am
Awesome stuff, Col.
I would like to change the front page of the WWA site to show member's photos from the weekend. If you want to be included can you send me your favourite shot and I will put it up in the revolving gallery on the homepage.
If you can crop/ resize to 725 x 455 that would make my life easier but otherwise just send me the shot. photo at windsurfingwa.org.au
elmo
elmo

WA

8879 posts

29 Nov 2011 7:16am
Awesome stuff Col (again)

Bloody hell, the beards serious grey now

Twitchen to see the rest

Fantastic shot of Cheryl, really shows her joy on the windsurfer
Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

29 Nov 2011 8:57am
WOW. They're fantastic.
Wish I could have been there.
JonesySail
JonesySail

QLD

1120 posts

29 Nov 2011 11:15am
Wow! The most amazing photos, unreal, looked/s awesome!
Any chance of the heli photo crew being around for the Ledge to Lancelin?
westozwind
westozwind

WA

1416 posts

29 Nov 2011 9:16am
Fantastic pics Col!.
Can't wait to see the rest :)
Yep. that's Reg on a 2012 Tabou 3S. Very nice board to ride.
TASSIEROCKS
TASSIEROCKS

TAS

1652 posts

29 Nov 2011 12:48pm
Fantastic shots,

I can even see the weed on Jaspers fin!!

Cheers Russ
MintoxGT
MintoxGT

WA

975 posts

29 Nov 2011 10:08pm
Great pics, must have been awesome having that heli fanging about just overhead, how close does Col get?

GT
Sail Repair WA
30 Nov 2011 8:57am
Must have been the closest I have experienced, out of the photo shoots over the years in Maui / Australia!!! It felt like 5-10m away at times (but might have been more?)

Best Pilot / photographer combo!! Just awesome navigation / skills from the pilot and off course the crisp photos from Colin.

Not quite sure where else in the world any level sailors has a opportunity like this. :)

Hmmm seaweed on the fin,,, As you can see I sail just on the tip of the fin to avoid the extra drag,, :)
slowboat
slowboat

WA

560 posts

30 Nov 2011 10:57am
excellent work there guys! Was a great weekend. Cant wait to see the vid.
lao shi
lao shi

WA

1343 posts

30 Nov 2011 12:14pm
Why is your front foot out in your shot, Slowy?
Just stretching?
slowboat
slowboat

WA

560 posts

30 Nov 2011 1:38pm
I've always said getting weight off the board is faster
stringer
stringer

WA

703 posts

30 Nov 2011 2:20pm
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slowboat said...

I've always said getting weight off the board is faster


a good candidate for the caption comp... "ohhh this hydro therapy works a treat on my tinea"
snides8
snides8

WA

1731 posts

30 Nov 2011 3:12pm
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stringer said...

slowboat said...

I've always said getting weight off the board is faster


a good candidate for the caption comp... "ohhh this hydro therapy works a treat on my tinea"


Probably just muscle memory from riding the
82 so much
ratz
ratz

WA

481 posts

30 Nov 2011 7:43pm
just proving that he only needs one leg to go faster than most people.
Kel71
Kel71

QLD

65 posts

30 Nov 2011 10:25pm
He only needs one leg and no tension on the bottom and third batten.
HF
HF

HF

WA

167 posts

2 Dec 2011 11:19am
Here's the link to some more photos www.windsurfaustralia.com/

This is our new site we've made just for windsurfing photos and videos, we've always wanted somewhere to put all our images so will be putting up a lot more over the summer and also putting up most of the images we've done in the past here.
Bender
Bender

WA

2236 posts

2 Dec 2011 10:18pm
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R1DER said...

What board is this one?




Geez how far apart are those harness lines. The COE on these sails must move all over the place

Sailing with that set up would be very numb to say the least
elmo
elmo

WA

8879 posts

2 Dec 2011 11:54pm
Some random Muppet photo's from Cervantes






Way to many to choose from

Thanks Col
choco
choco

SA

4177 posts

3 Dec 2011 8:16am
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elmo said...

Some random Muppet photo's from Cervantes






Way to many to choose from

Thanks Col



gee your old...I thought it was Father Christmas
elmo
elmo

WA

8879 posts

3 Dec 2011 6:00am
Yep they were my thoughts to

Santa with sparrow legs
lao shi
lao shi

WA

1343 posts

3 Dec 2011 6:36am
WWA members please send your favourite shot to photo at windsurfingwa.org.au
so they can go up on the homepage.

I reckon the first one for you, Elmo
Spotty
Spotty

VIC

1619 posts

3 Dec 2011 11:57am
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Bender said...

R1DER said...

What board is this one?




Geez how far apart are those harness lines. The COE on these sails must move all over the place

Sailing with that set up would be very numb to say the least


Thats how I have mine, works fine for me, I use it for slight adjustments for sheeting in/out, and stability/bracing between me and the rig. Arms should be straighter as displayed in most of the other pics to maximise leverage over the rig and to unweight the board.
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