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America's Cup- Images of the San Francisco waterfront
by Paul Todd/Outside Images on 21 Jul 2013
An Emirates Team New Zealand supporter walks out along pier 39 to watch the days racing. Paul Todd/Outside Images
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Top photographer, Paul Todd, took a stroll around the San Francisco waterfront, today while the uncontested Round Robin 3 Match was being sailed by Luna Rossa.
He provided this gallery of images of the day.
The America’s Cup flags fly at Pier 39. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
The San Francisco Marine Police boats wait for racing to start on the bay. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A man reads the morning paper down at the America’s park waiting for the days racing with only one boat. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
A view of the racing from Pier 39 with Luna Rossa skippered by Massimiliano Sirena (ITA) racing out on the America’s Cup race course. © Paul Todd/Outside Images http://www.outsideimages.com
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