Asher Nolan, Hurricane Earl 2010
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Atlantic Ideals, Surfermag.com
Little gallery on sneaker swell last friday on Surfer Magazine site. Click below.
Photo of the Week
Long Island, New York September 2010
B&W Randomness
Today is a black and white kinda day. Here’s a few completely random B&W photos.
December F Stop, Surfline
A few of my photos featured in Surfline’s December FStop feature…a gallery of the best photos submitted in the month of December. Check’em out by clicking below!
Leftovers
Anticipated head high and perfect waves at sunrise on Friday. Thursday evening was overhead and swell was forecasted to hold for friday morning with better winds and the incoming tide was a bonus. surfed all afternoon thursday and was wishing i had my camera to swim around and shoot in the water as the evening light was gorgeous and great waves were coming in. ”missing it” is good thing for motivation. but i had my hopes up too high for friday. Alarm set for 530. at first light the surf was a major letdown. gotta stop checking forecasts so much. easy to do on the ec. half the size i was hoping for and poor shape. got a little better with tide push but still not very good, and nothing like the evening before. jesse is getting hip replacement surgery on monday so this was his last surf session for at least 6 months. felt good to swim around and get a few photos of him during his last session for a while. ready for a big north swell with winter juice!
Joey Crum, Mainland Mexico 2010
Here is a photo I took last year at a very remote beach in Mainland Mexico. It’s one of my good friends Joey Crum leaning into a perfect wave just after sunrise. He’s probably wishing his board was a foot or so longer at this point. One of the few guys I know that charges the big heavy surf on any size and shape surfboard.
Holiday Prints
You know what makes a great holiday gift? A beautiful print of the Outer Banks. Click below to check out a few new additions to the print store!
Myers
Jeff Myers spinning around earlier this evening at 1/15th of a second.
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