#matteopinter

I finally found it!!! The very first picture I shot of Amadea! Look at all that dust, you can see where there were leaks in the roof and the drops falling could wash it off the deck, right in the middle of the picture. She’d been there 7 years, right there. With that same lid on the mast hole that, after careful washing, I put back on its pot that was inside the shelving in the kitchen... Freaking perfect! Wouldn’t you fall for such a disgraced beauty? And try and do whatever you can to bring her back on her legs, and maybe set off strong and free once again.

Experiences abroad joining in one picture...

Inside the fore cabin. Getting familiarized with the surroundings, and learning to love the beauty of Amadea’s interiors.

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Shot on behalf of festivalphoto.net

A short time-lapse of myself scraping varnish off the teak list lining the edge of the deck with a heat-gun. This was probably the third session of work on Amadea, and I had in mind to take many more pictures and much more footage of the process, but I realised that either I was going to get someone else to help me or it would have taken me ages to do both the work and the reportage, so I dropped the second, keeping up the work! :)

These pictures were taken just after the first day I had started working on it taking away all the varnish from the first third of the port side of the hull.

MUA: Cathrine Kvernes