Published Work

These are my published works
Non of these images are for sale

Festival of Sail, San Diego, CA The white ship is called the Pilgram USA, it was built 1945 in Denmark. Her home port is Dana Point, Ca. She also is called a Snow brig. Her sail area is 7,600 sq ft. The yellow trim one in the back is named Spirit of Dana Point. it was built 1983 in Costa Mesa. Her home port is Dana Point, Ca. This make of ship is called a Schooner. Her sail area is 5,000 sq.ft. This is a series of 4 different images I took at the festival. The Maritime Museum that is at Harbor Side asked my group of photogs to capture the moment. Not only the ships but, people interacting, the feeling of the festival. My photog group did just what they said to do. There were 15 of use, and we posted over 200 images on our group web site for the head people of the museum to take a look at and pick which ones they wanted to use in certain publications. Hence, they chose these 4 images. ©JLCramerPhotography 2012
Festival of Sail, San Diego, Ca. This is Lina... Well the ship is named Lina F. This is a polinisian girl that is on the front of a small remote control ship made by hand. It has full sales, and has enough room inside of it to fit a small child. It was a pretty cool thing to see. It was displayed on the dock. ©JLCramerPhotography 2012
©JLCramerPhotography 2012 HM Surprise San Diego,CA Built in 1970. She is a 24 gun frigate. Original construction diagrams dated 1757. In 2001, sailing under the name "HMS" Rose she was certified as Americas first Class-A sail training vessel. After 2001 and significant modifications, the Rose "blossomed," becoming the star of the 20th Century Fox hit film Master and Commander where her name was changed to Surprise which was the fictional command of Captain Jack Aubrey. The Maritime Museum of San Diego purchased this ship from Fox Studios in 2004.