DEN PHILLIPS PHOTOGRAPHY

East Coast Calendar 2027

£20.00

 Den Phillips is an established maritime photographer living in East Anglia. She specialises in photographing Classic & Traditional boats predominantly in black and white, but also in colour, in the UK, Europe and the Caribbean.
For 2027 Den has produced her East Coast Calendar which is in its 39th year, and features black & white evocative images of Barges, Smacks, Classic Yachts and Seascapes from Den’s native East Coast.

Calendars and are available individually and for corporate purposes with overprinting of Company logos
email den@denphillipsphotos.com

 

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Sailing Barge Edme risks it all at the start of the Colne match by sailing up the beach to get to windward of Niagara.
Little separates the Smacks as they cross the start line at the Mersea Town Regatta 2025.
The East Coast One Design Wizard in the foreground with Rhythm and Gigi racing under the brooding Cumulus clouds which always seem to shadow Burnham Week.
Hardy, the 49 ft. Summers and Payne gaff cutter built in 1910 and still racing like a couple of World Wars never happened.
Harriet Blanche CK9 and Skylark MN52 racing down the Orwell during the Suffolk Yacht Harbour Regatta each looking for that extra lift.
Homeward bound on the Crouch. Race over, the Dragon Still Crazy has dropped her spinnaker and the East Coast One Design Witch is deeply reefed, showing how windy it’s been.
Puritan CK359 (1892) resurrected by Johnny Milgate and now owned by his daughter Charlotte. The restoration was completed by Dan Tester who rebuilt and owns Yet CK 469 (1898)
S.B. Mirosa from Iron Wharf in Faversham, was built in 1892 to carry hay, straw and timber, and was the only wooden barge never to have been fitted with an engine.
Lizzie Annie MN23 and Harriet Blanche CK9 on the posts after a scrub off in preparation for Mersea Regatta.
36 ft. Primrose CK273, built by Aldous in 1892 and rebuilt by Testers of Faversham between 1998 and 2000. She circumnavigated the UK in 2020 without an engine.
Leila designed and built by W.Fife & Son in 1912, is thought to be the oldest surviving Fife Six Metre. She was rescued from a chainsaw and is now awaiting a full restoration at Woodbridge Boatyard.
4655: Smack ADC leads the fleet. You better know the racing rules before you approach this mark on the Oyster Challenge, East Coast River Series.
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