Showing posts with label Surfing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Surfing. Show all posts

Monday, May 17, 2010

Transposed

Surfing or photos, surfing or photos? This day i got to do both. Just one of the Easter sessions at our most consistent beachie of 2010. I'm pretty sure everyone got tubed this day. Well at least Garret and Dom did! -JH



:: Canon 5d MKii, f/5.0, 1/100, ISO 100, Canon Fish Eye 15mm f/2.8

Saturday, February 6, 2010

From the Bed at Bingin

For those who've been there, They'll know there is 365 of these a year. Just one of those days but 365 Photos Later...


Sunday, June 14, 2009

A little summer in Winter


:: Possibilities? Photo - Jonno Howell (Click image for full size)


Since the advent of digital photograph
y its easy to become immune to the benefits of the latest technology, however its distinctions were reiterated yesterday. Once 36 shot sequences were reserved for 'on the pay-roll' camera hacks who were being thrown velvia 100 speeds' from editors with eyes only for the stickered pro. A bit of shift work shared between the team, and we had quickly tallied up a frames count well into the hundreds. Circling my thumb on the back of the EOS during the ride home and, short of a few frames, the sheer volume of the images creates an impressive movie depicting events from sunrise departure, Mac Ds breakfast, pineapple violations, pits of the day right up until the boot closed on yet another successful wave hunt - Alasdair Shurman




:: Ins and outs with the Massachusetts Whistle. Condensed 18 frames from the original 36.
Photo - Alasdair Shurman
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:: Check the blemished curl where Al's rail transition has taken place. Photo - Amelia Hallam
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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Next Issue ...

Some executive looking dudes from ASL asked politely for me to not publish, share, upload, show or sell any photos from my recent fortnight with a super team of freaky pro surfers. They even promised me some no-cost issues in the mail. Fortunately for them i got bugger all useable shots, fortunately for me i spent the time tackling the ever so perfect waves myself. However - sorry executive ASL suit/s. I like to take photos too!!



:: Bede was a standout at the peak, making the deepest tubes, completing the highest airs and bewildering the steepest of sections