Congrats, Molly, US U23 Lwt 1x! Amazing last 500.

Congrats to Cicely and Elizabeth, as well. Highest GMS percentage of all U23 trials boats, looking forward to seeing what they can do in Bulgaria.

Also congrats to Kyle, who might be at Penn AC now, but spend a lot of time on the Charles with BU and RBC.

And last, and definitely not least, Emily, who joined Team Gevvie as a visiting sculler this summer. (No photos of actual sculling this summer, due to actually being involved in the workouts, so here's one from her stroking Princeton's 1V this spring on the Charles.

Kelly enjoying the benefits of an early wake up call.

As was I.

One more from the driveby of Women's Sweeps. Alix (3-seat) decided that the best way to vacation from Med School is to row on the Charles. I know several people who would agree.

And one more from the Grand Parade of Sail.

CB presiding over controlled chaos.

BU Bridge and boathouse at sunrise.

Scullers ball in the basin.

Rays and clouds running around the Stata Center.

Always interesting to motion pan rowing--with so much body movement throughout the stroke, you can actually see what's moving and how fast relative to the speed of the boat. (Thanks for posing, Jake).

Something brewing over RBC.

The Charles River U23 camps are in session.

Even if it's not always like this...

Chris rowing on sunshine

New fascinator? A Game of Marko Polo? Never mess with an f-ing blue jay, 'cuz they are cray cray?

PETE!!!!

Wednesdays are the worst.

Summer stripes.

Oh, so that's why they call it a reflecting pool...

Ilana rowing by

Someone should remind the MIT administration about that poster on the left.

Now that I know better, someone want to fill in the blanks on where these guys row during the school year? :)

Turns out, it takes a train about 30 seconds to cross the Longfellow Bridge, which was happily the length of this exposure.

Happy Fathers Day, Dad! Thanks for teaching me how to program in basic, do pull-ups, and so many other things. You are the best! (And you really clean up well, too).

From Dad to the Dead & Co, last night at Fenway.

U23s chasing the regulars at RBC Women's Sweeps practice.

Grand parade of sail was cool, though somewhat tempered by high security and low wind.

Fun times shooting the Men's Sweep contingent heading to the Royal Henley Regatta next week. Good luck "meat wagon!"

Stern pair of the MIT varsity eight back in late April

Starry night in Cork

Nice oar bending action from a pair of dogs, though, as pointed out by several sources, only one of them is Husky, while the other one is a proud BU Terrier.

Looking good HOCR finish line, looking good.

Grasso be cheesin'

Letting the cars run around Storrow drive for about a minute.

Summer rowing has commenced.

Well, at least this side of Longfellow is back to being photogenic!

Hannah and Claire out for a spin in the double.

All rays over MIT.

The Lowe family double. Not bad for a first ever row!

Setting sun hitting the underside of the BU bridge.

Huskies, an aerial view.

The new finish line markers are pretty subtle. I like it.

Man, and I thought I had a good row this morning.

Basin you so fine, you so fine, you blow my mind.