Posted on Mar 10, 2010 at 10:34 AM in Surf Clips | Permalink
Continue reading "Reubyn Ash Ripping, Like Really Ripping..." »
Posted on Mar 09, 2010 at 09:53 AM in Surf Clips | Permalink
Rule 37 of surfing: Not all surf trips go to plan.
The further away you are from civilisation, the more this rule applies.
Of course it helps if you either a) had a plan in the first place, or b) knew someone that had any idea what the plan was.
When you are bobbing around on a boat in the Indian Ocean, within spitting distance of the equator, you are far from civilisation. The nearest settlement, featuring basic facilities, is somewhere in Australia, India or some war-torn bit of rubble in East Africa.
This far out, the rule is law.
Continue reading "A Story Where Your Correspondent Nearly Sank: The Curse Of The Conch..." »
Posted on Mar 03, 2010 at 09:28 AM in Surf Clips | Permalink
Think tow-in is easy? Just glorified water-skiing eh? Well watch this clip and then judge. Whilst the skill of paddling and taking off on a wave is removed you still need to be fecking fit and experienced to handle these kind of doughnuts... As for what the dude on the SUP is up to???
Clip after the jump-
Continue reading "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger......... (Is A Stupid Expression)" »
Posted on Feb 28, 2010 at 08:28 PM in Surf Clips | Permalink
Action shots featuring a surfer date.
A good line up, however, is timeless. This pic from Ireland is over 10-years old and I never get bored of it. It's also sold well, featuring in countless magazines and as the main image for the Quiksilver Masters event in Bundoran.
To take a good line up you don't need fancy wide angle lenses or water housings, nor do you need a crazily expensive big lump of Canon glass. You just need a camera. Any camera. Even a compact...
Posted on Feb 24, 2010 at 05:16 PM in Surf Photography 101 | Permalink
I first saw Michel Bourez (aka The Spartan) surf somewhere in the outer islands of Tahiti on an O'Neill Mission trip. This was before he qualified for the tour. There was no doubt in mind back then as he pulled into crazy kegs and launched air reverses on near dry coral head end sections that he was destined for big things... Click below for the clip-
Continue reading "Come Back With Your Shield... Or On It. " »
Posted on Feb 23, 2010 at 10:55 AM in Surf Clips | Permalink

