Photograph by Nancie Battaglia of the 1,925 kayaks and small boats that were combined as a record setting tribute/fundraiser to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. A Guiness World Record, Inlet’s giant raft, which took about two hours to form, also had the purpose of raising money for breast cancer research (a charity called Susan G. Komen for the Cure)
As a related topic, how about not only clustering together for an awesome shot, but individually plying the waters in a kayak and fishing. Ken Morrow at Fish Camp Rehab and Ken Morrow Outdoors writes about fishing from the kayak and other small vessels. Check out Ken’s two sites and study up on fishing from that skinny craft as well as fishing with physical limitations. I had seen Ken’s site this morning and later, while at the doctor’s office, I saw the cool shot by Nancie Battaglia. Imperfect pairing but you get the idea.
Great stuff, beautifully mentioned, to me Alaska is excellent place for fishing I love to go on Alaska fishing trips.http://www.bobscabin.com“
I am interrested in info on buying the kayak orgy
This may provide a lead on how to purchase a print:
Nancie Battaglia Photography
(518) 523-3440
PO Box 229, Lake Placid, NY 12946
Beautiful image. Would love to see it made into a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle. I first saw it in the April 2012 issue of National Geographic. Also would make a great poster. If it gets made into a puzzle, I’d like to know. I would certainly want to buy one.
Great idea…..
I would like to know if this photo is for sale and how much? Awesome photo!
Did you ever find out if or where you can purchase this print? I saw an article that mentioned prints being sold but I can’t find it anywhere online! Thanks
Liana, the only sources I have re the piece were included in the links. I included them to credit work and I have to believe someone has to know how to reach the photographer. If I learn more I will advise.
Gary
It was a message…from Gawd. LOL Thanks for the mention.
Great writing Ken….