
Race Day — a spinnaker run down Sir Francis Drake Channel during the BVI Spring Regatta, shot from the water at full speed.
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There is a quality of light in the British Virgin Islands that exists nowhere else on earth. It arrives without warning — a moment when the sea shifts from deep indigo to the clearest turquoise, when the clouds part over Norman Island and cast their shadows across the water like slow-moving brushstrokes. We have spent years chasing these moments: climbing to altitude before sunrise, descending into the blue before the current turns, waiting on a hillside above Anegada until the flamingos move.

Race Day — a spinnaker run down Sir Francis Drake Channel during the BVI Spring Regatta, shot from the water at full speed.
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A flock of flamingos lifting off the salt ponds of Anegada at dawn, wings catching the early light.
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The volcanic coastline of Virgin Gorda from above, where ancient lava meets the Caribbean Sea.
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Necker Island at first light, the private island sitting alone in the deep blue of the North Sound.
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