Stoked to play a small part in a feature on surfboard builders of the Outer Banks on Surfline. Matt Pruett did a great job on the story and Daniel Pullens portraits of all the shapers are super. These guys put in a lot of work into the story and its definitely worth checking out. Click on the screen grab of an aerial photo I shot last summer to view. I’ve had a few inquiries from people wanting to purchase a print of the image…click here to buy a print or canvas.
Yesterday was the first day I’ve shot surf in almost 2 months. Felt good to be back in action even though the surf was lackluster. Conditions were beautiful, but it was mainly heavy closeouts where I ended up. Only shot a couple photos then went for a bodysurf. Weather was amazing. Nigel Haynes is the surfer.
Excited to have a Behind the Glass feature on EasternSurf.com. It’s a collection of some of my favorite photos over the last few years with voiceover captioning. Just a heads up I rambled on and on and on on a few of them. Didn’t realize that until now haha. Anyways hope you enjoy. Click on the screen grab below to view.
November 7, 2010 in Avon. One of the most perfect days of surf I’ve ever seen on the Outer Banks. Here’s one of the many good waves Dallas got. Unfortunately this photo didn’t quite turn out as the camera is focused on the wave and the water in front of him without enough depth of field to have him in focus too so its not printable. The joys of water photography! I still like the photo because of the wave perfection…and cause its Dallas, one of the most positive people you’ll ever meet! Would love to have another day like this again soon. At least the weather has been amazing.

Scored a few images in the new Eastern Surf Magazine. Locals Joey Crum at the lighthouse and Chris McDonald in Rodanthe. Thanks ESM! Congrats boys. Click here to view the entire mag.


Crum (Left Page)

McDonald (Bottom Right)
Been a while since I put a diptych together. Here’s couple old photos I think work well. Zander Morton carefully stepping down a razor sharp Nicaraguan staircase and an unknown surfer making the trek back up the ”Goat Trail” at Blacks Beach in San Diego.

Here’s a few images I shot a few years ago during hurricane earl swell down in Salvo. I started the day shooting from the water then hopped in the heli around lunch for a different look. It was such a cool experience shooting the surf from above and watching the waves bend and barrel. If it wasn’t so darn expensive to fly I’d be up there every swell…definitely one of my favorite perspectives. Ended up scoring a handful of magazine spreads from this session so it was worth it! A classic day on the banks!









Recently landed page 1 of Local Sessions Magazine. It’s an image of Lucas Rogers doing a big air at Hayman a few years ago. Stoked it finally found a good home. Congrats Lucas on the cover and thanks Local Sessions for the primo real estate.
