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Photo Contest: Congratulations to Christie Jones!
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YOUR SUBMISSIONS:
Courtesy of Ed Ramos.
S/V Black Magic of the Sapona courtesy of Mike Shepard
Oceanic discoveries. Photo courtesy of Kendyl Bradley.
The Marina at Romara Bay courtesy of Joe Dargavage.
Here starfishy, fishy. Courtesy of Amy McFate.
Courtesy of Jeanette Ivey
Courtesy of Garret Almeida
Making an entrance on a seaplane, courtesy of Molly Thayer.
Janice Johnson claims you can see a dolphin in the Bahama Banks.
Photo courtesy of Dana Goodfrey.
Another friendly-ish shark, courtesy of Marie Ivey.
Hope Town in the distance, courtesy of Robert Beringer.
Explorations, courtesy of Chris O’Connor.
Courtesy of Jorge Cabre
Like sands through the hourglass….Photo courtesy of Kendyl Bradley.
Courtesy of Joe Dargavage.
Photo courtesy of Carl Pugh
True paradise: courtesy of Winston Fowler.
Photo courtesy of Kendyl Bradley.
Courtesy of Jamie Berger.
Blue hole explorations by Jeff Gregory.
Pigs invited to the Bachelorette Party, courtesy of Dana Goodfrey.
Island getaway, courtesy of Marie Ivey.
A classic skiff in Abaco, courtesy of George Sass.
Courtesy of Ken Bracewell
It’s all about the pigs. Courtesy of Barbara Garcia.
Photo courtesy of Carl Pugh
An outbound journey to the pocket, courtesy of Chris O’Connor.
Off the deep end, courtesy of Kerry Ramsey.
Courtesy of Amanda Conley
Courtesy of Jorge Cabre
Courtesy of Amanda Conley
Where the sands are pink and the waters blue. Courtesy of Krist O’Connor.
Leaping dolphins, courtesy of Marvin Crone.
Get low, limbo style. Courtesy of Jeff Gregory.
Icourtesy of Jim Folderauer.
The blue wild, from Carolyn Bergantino.
All smiles. Courtesy of Amy McFate.
Explorations, courtesy of Jeff Gregory.
A Palm Beach 45 in perfect water, courtesy of Parker Rockefeller.
Courtesy of George Ivey
Courtesy of Jorge Cabre
Courtesy of George Ivey
Courtesy of George Ivey
Courtesy of David Marante
Photo courtesy of Carl Pugh
Crowded marina.
Sharks in Highbourne Cay, from Molly Thayer.
Raising the flag upon entry, courtesy of Robert Beringer.
Courtesy of Jorge Cabre
Perfect waters, from Carolyn Bergantino.
Star excursions. Photo courtesy of Kendyl Bradley.
The iconic Hope Town Lighthouse, from Jamie Berger.
S/V Black Magic in Little Harbour, courtesy of Mike Shepard
Inside the Sapona. Photo courtesy of Jim Gallagher.
Soaking in paradise. Courtesy of William Clemmons.
A great shot of Great Guana Cay from Lorraine Morecraft
Sapona Selfie. Photo courtesy of Jim Gallagher.
Friendly rays, courtesy of Janice Johnson.
Here, piggy piggy! Courtesy of Ed Ramos.
A perfect beach shot from William.
The best beach is an empty beach: courtesy of Winston Fowler.
Courtesy of Capt. John Wampler
Storm’s a comin’. Courtesy of Christie Jones.
Happy boaters 🙂
Courtesy of Barbara Garcia
Drinking in the view (literally). Courtesy of Krist O’Connor.
Hope Town, captured by Craig Leonard.
A perfect Bahamian view, courtesy of John Daigle.
Hidden spot on the beach: courtesy of WInston Fowler.
Perfect framing. Photo courtesy of Jim Gallagher.
Overhead of a sunken plane. Photo courtesy of Mekki Kabbadj.
Flats Fishing from Krist O’Connor
Paradise found, courtesy of Krist O’Connor.
Where blue meets blue. from Carolyn Bergantino.
Old Bahama Bay, courtesy of Sarah Martin.
Friendly(ish) shark, courtesy of Mark Begelman.
Terra firma in The Bahamas, courtesy of Debbie Daigle.
Calm waters ahead (and behind), from Tim Zuelke.
Highbourne Cay from Molly Thayer.
A Bahamian wedding, courtesy of Dana Goodfrey.
From the Outer Reef m/y Sea Star, courtesy of Capt. John Wampler
Best boat friends, courtesy of Chris O’Connor.
The Bahamas: where species can coexist peacefully, courtesy of Jeanette Ivey.
Staniel Cay by Jeff Gregory.
Paradise Party. Photo courtesy of Kendyl Bradley.
Sunrise, Sunset, Repeat. Photo courtesy of Debbie Daigle.
Cute turtle, party of one. Adorable turtle is courtesy of Debbie Daigle.
The Outer Reef Ana Luisa, courtesy of Capt. John Wampler
Sunset, courtesy of Tim Zuelke.
Photo courtesy of Mekki Kabbadj.
The sandbar at Twin Cays, courtesy of Janice Johnson.
Beach shot, courtesy of Nicole Wawok.
Boat in the Exumas, courtesy of Craig Leonard.
Courtesy of Gordon Hsrden
The iconic Hope Town Lighthouse, courtesy of William Clemons.
Photo courtesy of Carl Pugh
Overhead view of a marina, courtesy of Spanos Harding.
The path to everywhere. Courtesy of Christie Jones.
Cutest figurehead in The Bahamas. Courtesy of Amy McFate.
Loneliest island from Peter Farkas.
Traffic jam in Bimini, by Tyler Ivey.
Courtesy of Ed Ramos.
Dining in paradise, courtesy of William Clemons.
Hiking out. Waaaay out. Courtesy of Jamie Berger.
True definition of ‘bow rider’, from Kerry Ramesy
Shine bright, shine far
Don’t be shy, be a star! (starfish, that is). Courtesy of Kerry Ramsey.
Marina at Romara Bay courtesy of Joe Dargavage.
Nothing like the sunrise. Courtesy of Jamie Berger.
Courtesy of Ed Ramos.
Courtesy of Barbara Garcia.
Kayaks in the Exumas, courtesy of Craig Leonard.
Dat blue blue. Courtesy of Robert Beringer.
Stuart’s in Bimini, courtesy of Tyler Ivey.
More pigs, please! By Jeff Gregory
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Leaving the Abacos, courtesy of Craig Leonard.
Sunny days done right. Photo courtesy of Jim Gallagher.
Courtesy of Barbara Garcia
Red sky at night, sailors delight in Highbourne Cay from Carolyn Bergantino.
Photo courtesy of Craig Leonard.
Courtesy of Jeanette Ivey
The best beach is an empty beach. Photo courtesy of Mekki Kabbadj.
Having too much fun by Tyler Ivey.
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Droning around the Bahamas. Photo courtesy of Mekki Kabbadj.
Courtesy of Marie Ivey.
Harbour Island, courtesy of Sarah Martin.
On island time, courtesy of Rob Maurice.
Courtesy of Gordon Hsrden
Abaco Beach Resort, courtesy of Sarah Martin.
Rock cairn, courtesy of Tim Zuelke.
Stand Tall, from Tim Zuelke.
Courtesy of Amanda Conley
Checking back, Tim Zuelke.
The coolest spot in paradise? Courtesy of Garret Almeida
En route to Eleuthera, courtesy of Janice Johnson.
Romora Bay Marina, courtesy of Joe Dargavage.
Courtesy of Jorge Cabre
Two is ALWAYS better than one, when it comes to lobster: courtesy of Chris O’Connor.
Courtesy of Amanda Conley
Explorations in Bimini by Tyler Ivey.
Fishing from the dock, courtesy of Chip Brown.
Diving shot, courtesy of Jim Folderauer.
A Bahamian wedding, courtesy of Dana Goodfrey.
All hands on deck, courtesy of Robert Beringer.
A Bahamian wedding, courtesy of Dana Goodfrey.
Happy Sails to you, until we meet again, courtesy of Robert Beringer.
Action shot from Kerry Ramsey.
Courtesy of Amanda Conley
Love in Bimini, courtesy of Gordon Hsrden
Exuma Land & Sea Park, courtesy of Molly Thayer.
Courtesy of Garret Almeida
Pink sky at night, sailors delight. Courtesy of Christie Jones.
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“I’m sailing away, set an open course for the virgin sea. ” Courtesy of Bill Gius.
Classic cruiser views, courtesy of Rob Maurice.
The best kind of beach? An empty beach. Courtesy of Barbara Garcia.
Future architects in their natural habitat. Courtesy of Sergio Garcia.
Dock sunset, courtesy of Chris O’Connor.
Sunsets are better in The Bahamas, courtesy of Jeff Gregory.
“Am I not turtley enough for the turtle club?” Photo from Carolyn Bergantino.
Sands in Paradise. Photo courtesy of Preston Midgett.
Island sunset, courtesy of Barbara Garcia.
Clear water, clear mind. Courtesy of Christie Jones.
A Junkanoo celebration, courtesy of Dana Goodfrey.
Bahamian views, courtesy of Rob Maurice.
Best spot in paradise, courtesy of Garret Almeida.
Sunrise, sunset, repeat. Courtesy of Krist O’Connor.
Full beach setup, courtesy of Ed Ramos.
Lonely Island, courtesy of Debbie Daigle.
Footprints to paradise, courtesy of Sergio Garica
Turquoise waters, courtesy of Gordon Hsrden.
Diving shot, courtesy of Jim Folderauer.
Lubbers Landing, courtesy of George Sass.
S/V Black Magic of the Sapona courtesy of Mike Shepard
The sun is also a star. Courtesy of Jamie Berger.
A handcrafted hobby, courtesy of George Sass.
A boy and his dog, courtesy of Heather Schultz.
Stuarts Conch Shack, from Tyler Ivey.
Sunset at Romara Bay courtesy of Joe Dargavage.
Seaplane or time machine? Courtesy of Debbie Daigle.
Welcome to the islands. Photo courtesy of Mekki Kabbadj.
Solitude at Double Breasted Cay from Peter Farkas.
Pure Abaco Craftsmanship, courtesy of George Sass.
Photo courtesy of Carl Pugh
Courtesy of Gordon Hsrden
Stormy Horizon. Courtesy of Christie Jones.
HMY Rendezvous, courtesy of Marie Ivey.
Courtesy of George Ivey
Conch shells outside Stuart’s in Bimini by Tyler Ivey.
Courtesy of Mike Shepard.
A Bahamian wedding, courtesy of Dana Goodfrey.
Lonely island, part II. Courtesy of Amy McFate.
Courtesy of Jeanette Ivey
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