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America's Cup- Emirates Team NZ blasting in the Gulf
by Chris Cameron on 19 Nov 2012
At pace on a reach as the squall comes through - Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 Chris Cameron/ETNZ
http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team NZ was out sailing again on the Hauraki Gulf on Friday, ahead of an advancing front which hammered Auckland over the weekend.
Team photographer, Chris Cameron, was on hand to capture the action.
Running downwind - Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Showing off her truss - Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
The camera creates a foiling illusion - Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012. actually only on one daggerboard © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
Ready for the tow home - Emirates Team NZ - Hauraki Gulf November 16, 2012 © Chris Cameron/ETNZ http://www.chriscameron.co.nz
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