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Sail 4 Cancer calendar by Kos

by PR on 18 Sep 2007
Sail4Cancer Calendar 2007 by Kos (cover) Kos Picture Source http://www.kospictures.com

The Sail 4 Cancer campaign, which aims to raise significant funds for cancer treatment, care and research through the organisation of high profile sailing events, approached marine sports photographer, Kos with a view to producing a calendar to help raise funds for the charity.

She thought it was 'a brilliant idea, as sailing imagery is a wonderful window into the beauty of sailing.' Kos has great sympathy for the cause as her family have battled with cancer over a number of generations.

[Sorry, this content could not be displayed]Sail 4 Cancer raise money not only for cancer treatment and research, but also to try and help improve the quality of life for those living with cancer. This last aim is achieved mainly through offering sailing opportunities to cancer patients and their families, an idea that Kos appreciates fully.

'Sailing is an excellent way to help you rejuvenate health and vitality by helping you focus on the qualities of life, fresh air and space of the oceans.'

The calendar itself is a highly prestigious publication, which would make an especially great present for any sailing enthusiast. All profits will go straight to the charity.

To learn more, and to order this unique limited edition calendar, please click onto the website at www.4cancer.org or call 0845 408 1849. Alternatively the calendar is available from Mailspeed at the Southampton Boat Show, stand no. B076.

[Sorry, this content could not be displayed]Kos first came to notice whilst she was still a student when she climbed a square rigger mast for a bet during the London Boat Show. She saw what a great picture it would make and went back for her camera. The Daily Express picked up on it and her picture made the papers the next day.

Her commitment to – and fame for - taking shots from new and unusual angles, whatever the danger, has continued from that moment onwards. Shooting from such tricky places as mastheads, powerboats, helicopters and on horseback, Kos’s huge repertoire of sporting photography includes being official photographer for America’s Cup teams, Whitbread Campaigns, the McLaren Formula 1 Team, the J&B White Water Rafting Championships and the European Horseball Championships.

[Sorry, this content could not be displayed]For more information about Sail 4 Cancer please see www.sail4cancer.org
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