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Con más de 10 años de trabajo fotográfico a sus espaldas, Ivo y Ana se conocen en el año 2007 y fundan 46020studio. Además de su obra personal, sus registros se extienden al ámbito editorial, documental, publicitario, industrial, audiovisual y deportivo. Instalados en la ciudad de Barcelona, emprenden una aventura nómada con la cámara al hombro ya que sus clientes y sus proyectos personales les hacen viajar cada vez más y durante periodos de tiempo más largos a través del mundo.

26/10/2026

A Recon Diary | RECON YouTube channel

For all those obsessed with sailing, foiling, the America’s Cup, and espionage—here are the thumbnails from the latest videos posted on the official RECON YouTube channel. We hope you enjoy following all the action!

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Luna Rossa Team
America’s Cup
Michele Melis Herrnberger

23/10/2026

A Recon Diary | Day 28 — Cagliari, October 2026

A few simple drops of salt water are enough to transform the scene into something imaginary.

10/10/2026

A Recon Diary | Day 25 — Cagliari, October 2026

Finally, some Mistrale! 🌬️

First proper autumn light today. Colder, greyer, with rain in the air. And after weeks without it, the wind we’ve been waiting for is back. Luna Rossa is out there, and so are we.

08/10/2026

A Recon’s Diary. Day 24. October 2026

New jibs. New rudder. More aggressive manoeuvres.

You can feel it straight away: things are starting to get serious in Cagliari.

Just days after winning the AC40 pre-regattas in Naples, Luna Rossa is back on the water and the development work is becoming impossible to miss.

From Chase 1, Max Sirena is watching closely. Serious, focused, following every move.

On board, the rotations keep coming. Ruggero Tita and Marco Gradoni swap between the port helm, while Peter Burling stays on starboard. The trimmers rotate too, moving around the cockpit as the team tries different combinations.

And the pace is clearly increasing.

The manoeuvres are tighter, faster and more aggressive. There’s less room for mistakes — and when one happens, you know about it.

The day before yesterday, one manoeuvre ended with a spectacular splash.

But there’s still plenty of time for a laugh, a smile and some relaxed moments on board. The atmosphere remains good, even as the intensity builds.

Yesterday, though, the new rudder had the final say.

A problem forced the team to stop the session and head back to the harbour, sails down.

Another day of testing. Another piece of the puzzle.

And little by little, the boat is starting to show us what is coming.

01/09/2026

OBSERVATION

In RECON, observation is everything.

It is not simply about seeing. It is about paying attention to what changes, what remains the same, and what suddenly feels different.

Following an AC75 campaign means looking beyond the boat itself. Every day can reveal something new: a structural modification, a subtle change in configuration, a different sail setup, a detail on the rudder or foil, an unexpected sound, or an anomaly during a sailing session.

But the people around the boat are equally important.

Engineers, sailors, boat captains and shore crew develop routines. When those routines change, they can become signals — the way they move, what they inspect, what they carry, or how they react to something unexpected.

Photography captures these observations and creates a visual record that can be compared day after day. Patterns emerge, small differences become visible, and details that might otherwise go unnoticed begin to tell a story.

And observation works both ways.

Observing the boat.
Observing the people.
Observing the routines.
Observing the changes.

While we observe the boat and the people around it, we are also being observed.

Two sides. One constant: observation.

12/08/2026

A Recon's diary. Ferragosto.

In Italy, August 15th is a sacred day. It combines the ancient Roman tradition of Feriae Augusti with the celebration of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. So, until after Ferragosto, we won’t be photographing Luna Rossa’s progress on the water again.

This month began with heartbreaking news. As many of you already know, Carlo Borlenghi passed away.

Since 2004, when we first crossed paths in Valencia, I have had the privilege of sharing countless regattas, events and dinners with Carlo. A love of good food was another thing we had in common.

Here in Cagliari, we often found ourselves following Luna Rossa’s every move — Carlo as the team’s photographer, and me as Recon. But above all, what I will carry with me is the privilege of witnessing Carlo at work.

He saw things that, even when standing right beside him, the rest of us could barely imagine. He invented compositions on the fly, measured the light almost from memory, and somehow was always exactly where he needed to be.

Carlo carried Luna Rossa in his heart.

These photographs, taken over the past few days in August, are for you, Carlo.

04/08/2026

A Recon's diary. July 2026

July was defined by consistency on the water. The seabreeze delivered every day, while the expected Mistral has yet to make an appearance.

The team also introduced the new M2-1 mainsail, continuing Luna Rossa's ongoing development program. All of it under intense summer temperatures that made several sessions particularly demanding.

The month also produced two of its most dramatic moments.

The first was a significant nose dive, with the bow burying deep into the water. I was able to capture the entire sequence, frame by frame.

Later in the month, Luna Rossa came close to capsizing during another training session. Peter Burling reacted early, moving clear before the boat hit the water.

July combined steady progress, new equipment and a reminder that, even in training, the margin between control and instability can be extremely small.

30/07/2026

A Recon's diary. Day 14.

A close call for Luna Rossa.

09/07/2026

A Recon's Diary – Day 10

I’m shooting in 39°C heat, under the harsh light of summer with the sun at its zenith. These conditions leave little room for photographic play.
After a while, the background changes. Behind the city of Cagliari, a dark plume of smoke begins to rise. As it thickens and the Mistral pushes it along, it filters, reshapes, tints, and redraws the landscape through which the AC75 appears.
An environmental disaster alters the atmosphere: the smoke softens the light and calms the contrasts. It is not an effect I sought, but the visible trace of a wildfire transforming the landscape.

01/07/2026

A Recon's Diary. June 2026.

June is drawing to a close. A month of fine-tuning, navigating between the familiar and the big new: the same Silver Bullet, but considerably lighter; a crew with some new faces; the Mistrale wind, which has yet to make its appearance; the heatwave that has also reached Cagliari; and finally, a brand-new rudder.
We, too, are navigating between the new and the familiar, constantly improving our images, the technical data we collect, and our eyes, which are always searching for what shouldn't be seen.

America’s Cup Luna Rossa Team

Michele Melis Herrnberger
Ivo Rovira Augé

📸Ivo Rovira and Ana Ponce

Dirección

Barcelona

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