http://www.boatinternational.com | July 2018PHOTOGRAPHY: ADOBE STOCK; MARK ARRIGOSophia isBoat
Inter national’s t ravel
and property editor.
For this issue she
visitedthecoastlineof
New England to check out its
historic properties (page 200).
Wh at wa s t he h i g h l i g ht of
your trip to New England?
My mor n ing jog a long t he
deserted beach in front of the
Ocean House with Watch
Hill lighthouse behind me
What’s your top tip for visitors?
Don’tmisstheoysters. There
isareasonwhyNewEngland
hasareputationforseafood
Which destination is at the top
of your bucket list?Anywhere
you can see polar bears
Whereareyoujetting of to
next?The Great Barrier Reef.
Look out for the feature in our
adventure special in SeptemberBorn in Hawaii,
raised in New
Zealand and now
based in London,
Jef started
photographing
superyachts in 2003.
With more than 100
magazine covers
to his name, he’s now one of
the foremost photographers
and creative designers in the
business. This month he shoots
Laurentia (page 146) and Cyclone
(page 118).
What was the most impressive
feature of each boat for you?
The large windows in
Laurentia’s owner’s suite allow
an impressive view either side
of the yacht. And I especially
love Cyclone’s wooden floors
What’s the most special
location you’ve ever worked in?
My home country, New Zealand- Land of the Long White Cloud
Your dream destination?
The Faroe Islands. The scenery
there looks stunning!
Mark has worked extensively
as a visual artist for the past
15 years, and also does a lot of
humanitarian work. This month
he shoots our fashion story
focusing on luggage (page 162).
What are your travel essentials?
My camera always gets prime
place. I shoot mainly on medium
format film these days so there’s
a lot of chunky kit, especially
with all the film I need
Your best packing advice?
Pack light: I lay out everything
I think I need... and then halve it
What do you most fear
happening on a shoot?
My equipment not working
when I’m on location in the
middle of nowhere
Where are you of to next?
Mexico – one of my favourites
Harriet is the luxury editor of
Boat International’s US ed it ion.
This month she talks to Nicolas
Bos, the CEO and president of
Van Cleef & Arpels (page 54).
What is the most special piece
of jewellery you own?
A 1930s Tifany chunky link
bracelet in yellow and rose gold
If you could commission any
bespoke piece, it would be...
A necklace with nothing but
big emerald-cut aquamarines
Who are your favourite young
jewellery designers?
Brent Neale and Fay
Andrada, and I like
Agmes pieces made
in recycled metalsCONTRIBUTORS