The stunning visual story of the tall ship Stad Amsterdam, capturing the true adventure of sailing the seven seas aboard a three-masted clipper.

The stunning visual story of the tall ship Stad Amsterdam, capturing the true adventure of sailing the seven seas aboard a three-masted clipper. Featuring more than two hundred amazing photos by award-winning photographer Anthony Smith and former quartermaster Bart Huijs, this large format book offers a unique insight into one of the most beautiful sailing ships in the world.
This large format book features a stunning set of images capturing a vast range of sights and experiences from aboard the three-masted tall ship, Stad Amsterdam; from tropical seas to icy channels, from the top of the main mast to the bottom of the keel, from stormy seas to glassy calm. The authors have used their intimate knowledge of the ship and its crew to share valuable insights into life on board, giving us a glimpse into a world rarely seen by outsiders.
The generous proportions of the book do full justice to the high quality of the images, many of which are reproduced as double-page spreads.
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- Large size photo book
- A unique insight into the world of tall ship sailing
- A stunning combination of intimate portraits, beautiful seascapes and great sailing shots
- Fascinating text sections provide insights into the life of a sailor as well as facts and figures about the ship
- A tribute to tall ship sailors everywhere
The creation of this book has been a labour of love for both its authors. It is the product of more than four years combined sailing and photography aboard the Stad Amsterdam, as well as numerous visits to the ship in harbour and dry docks over a six-year period. The authors have sailed more than fifty thousand nautical miles aboard the Stad Amsterdam and have shared many incredible moments with both the ship and her crew.

"The Stad Amsterdam has been a major part of both our lives, and we hope that as many people as possible get to share in the beauty and excitement of this great ship!" - Anthony Smith and Bart Huijs.