UPFRONT
MY FAVOURITE DESTINATION
APPY PHOTOS
Retouch and enhance those pics the way you want them with these handy editing apps
PICSART
Piscsart has long positioned itself as the do-everything photo app. It has a seemingly endless assortment of
editing and enhancement tools. New is an AI text-to-photo image generator.
PIXLR
CANNES, FRANCE IAN PETTS
Head of Yachting & Aviation Services, EQUIOM My favourite destination is Cannes. I used to sell
fuel to superyachts dock-walking daily from Genova to Marseille, now I work in Monaco for Equiom, a multi-family office managing clients, investments and luxury assets. Dock-walking is essential to start in the industry. To quickly move between ports and through traffic, I used a motorcycle, a red Ducati - it helped set my record of visiting 12 ports in one day!
GET A GRIP A Bluetooth®
shutter button in an
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slides off when not in use.
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Cannes is an excellent starting point for a motorcycle ride along the Estérel coast to Saint Tropez or up the Route Napoleon to the
mountains. Held annually in September, Cannes is home to Europe’s largest yachting festival, showcasing the best in class sailboats and motor yachts. Cannes offers a glamorous and luxurious experience with top-notch restaurants, what’s not to love...
Pixlr has been in the free photo app game for many years, having started in 2008. It’s also well known as a free web-based photo editor. Strong points include Canva- style templates and colourful overlays.
VSCO
VSCO is a longtime maker of filters for professional
photographers. Its app offers the filtering you
would expect as well as all the standard correction and editing functions.
CRABBY CREATURES
As we head into spring, it’s time to start thinking about how you’ll be approaching this season’s charters. Is it you or is it them? Just remember, don’t be shellfish!
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EUROPE’S LONGEST BEACH Monolithi beach, the main beach of Preveza, is 22 kilometres long and up to 80 metres wide. The width of the sandy beach in winter is about 50–10 metres, and ends in Monolithi protected forest, in Koukos hills. Along the coast of Monolithi one finds the villages Mytikas, Kanali and Kastrosykia
rock and you’re so stubborn that even then, it’s nearly impossible to catch you off guard. The slightest disagreement and you’re locked down, no one’s moving you.
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CRABBY CRAB You’re so tough on the outside, you have
to be cracked with a mallet to reveal your soft, inner sweetness and you don’t show that side to just anyone, they have to work hard to get inside your tough exterior!
HERMIT CRAB You’re not as tough as the Crabby Crab
and you don’t get stuck in one shell for life. If you outgrow your shell, you just move on to the next one. Just don’t get shell-less, you’re still vulnerable.
LOCKED DOWN LIMPET It takes a sharp knife to prize you off a
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SPINELESS SEA SLUG You’re soft and squishy, not a bone in
your body and you can easily be walked all over. You might not be everyone’s cup of tea but remember, you’re a delicacy in Asia so one man’s slug is another man’s cucumber. Is that a good thing?
PEARLY OYSTER Another tough nut to crack but finally
open that encrusted shell and not only are you soft and delicate inside, but you also make beautiful pearls, a true jewel indeed.
MUSSEL BEACH Perhaps you’re not the prettiest mollusc
and sometimes you have a beard whether you want one or not. You can be underestimated but treated right, you open up to reveal your lady-like interior.
SPINY SEA URCHIN Don’t step on you or they’ll regret it.
You’re super spiny and guaranteed to cause extreme pain if anyone treads on you.
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