Through this shop you may order aluminum prints of photographs taken by Jean-Pierre Rouja for LookBermuda, including Bermuda scenic panoramas and the exclusive series of aerials taken during the Americas Cup. This is only a very small sampling of what is available and as they are primarily printed to order please Contact Us for more options.
JP / LookBermuda was the exclusive photography licensee for the 35th edition of the America's Cup producing the only officially branded images of the event. As part of this, he was the only aerial photographer (drones were not permitted and the production helicopters shot only video) shooting from a Cessna flying at 2,000+ ft throughout all of the races.
The Americas Cup licensing program is now over, so going forward all images will only be available as Fine Art without the Americas Cup branding. Please contact us for other uses.
Please use this shop for a selection of standard prints, or contact us to order directly or to place a custom print order for any of the images in our archive or our Americas Cup Gallery.
At this time we are offering free delivery to the Continental US, Canada, the United Kingdom, most of Europe, and free delivery throughout Bermuda.
If you are looking for a specific image, please visit the Gallery or Contact Us as we have thousands of images in our catalog.
If you are in Bermuda you may also contact us to see samples or for alternate payment options.
These Aluminum prints, use the latest dye sublimation process to produce archival, museum quality prints that do not require framing and include a rear mounted frame that "floats" them 3/4" off of the wall. They are all now only available without the America's Cup logo as Fine Art and the LookBermuda watermark is NOT embedded in the print versions. *Please contact us directly for alternate or direct payment options.
If interested in Nonsuch Expeditions Art that supports the Conservation Work on Nonsuch Island, please visit their website
The Americas Cup images below are now only available without logos.
