To be a well rounded surf photographer, shooting from the water is key. With a number of factors that aren’t relevant while shooting from land, water photography can take a bit more time to master. Knowing your equipment, the waves,…
Two “Soulsurfers”: the mountains and the ocean. Blue skies or pouring rain, on the mountain or in the water, Aline Bock and Lena Stoffel had unforgettable moments on their “Way North”. A Journey in an RV full of surfboards, skis,…
Here’s a look at logger, Jake Voss’, modifications to his VW Transporter to get it ready for long road trips into far off destinations. He’s not living in it full time, but these stints on the road are breaking it…
This is the story of Big Red, an antique VW bus that helped Tom Petriken conquer a fear of driving, after he upgraded her from years of improper upkeep (someone actually let the poor thing sit idle for four years).…
Check out Dale Staples as he recounts his journey to surf some extra long lefts from Namibia’s fabled Skeleton Bay.
Photography is a strange thing. Anytime you are capturing something at a fraction of a second, particularly an activity as dynamic as surfing, the potential exists to distort reality. Thus, an image of a perfect wave on a perfect day…
This week’s Surf Fiction comes from Ben Douglas of The Cachalot blog. That whole site consists of stories like this, brief little explorations of various aspects of surf life through the eyes of different narrators. This one is a sweet…
by Tim Baker Century of Surf will land in book stores on Monday and I have been waiting a while to share this one, as I reckon it’s probably the best story in the book. How many Australian surfers knew…
Cyrus talked with XGames.com about how he got started as a filmmaker and how surfing compliments the filmmaking process. Watch the video here: http://xgames.espn.go.com/video/10565438/surf-wandering