Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts

Saturday, June 7, 2014

Thursday, June 5, 2014

one day at FJs... square

If you're down with waves and wonderful weather, May is pretty tough to beat... As a result, I've been spending a bunch more time in the water surfing, swimming and shooting... I'll be posting a few small galleries in the coming days from a recent session on the Northern Beaches I was especially stoked with... Hope y'all enjoy! 
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Friday, August 30, 2013

powers of three...

Ah the Emerald Isle... It's been on my mind a bunch recently... Photos of epic summer sessions popping up here and there... Irish friends buying houses, having babies... And if the grapevine is anything to go by, there are absolute hordes of bodyboarders heading to its shores this northern autumn...
Anyway, over the last couple of weeks I've been trying to re-organise my blog and realised I've never posted about Powers of Three, a surf film I worked on with Mickey Smith, Tom Lowe, Fergal Smith and Richard Stewart... You can check out the full film online here, or embedded below...
I've also attached a few of my favourite photos from my time in Eire... Hope you enjoy!

 Powers of Three, the DVD...
Ski related self portrait...
 Winter storms in an instant...
 Dingle colours...
 Fergal Smith solo sessions...
 Snow capped...
 Fun frozen points...
The wagon for the winter...
Mig...
Cliffs crew braving the winter wind...

Monday, July 22, 2013

disposable canarian memories...

There's not many things better than getting a gold filled 36 frames of disposable goodness back from the lab... So many incredible memories from this holiday late last year and these pics bring even more flooding back... Gran Canaria 2012...
Drowning not waving...
 La Guancha pool feeders...
 Pool views...
Jump on in!
 Stalky...
 Underwater star jumps...
 Happy caving Jig...
 Swimming's fun, rain hail or shine...
 Cute Ley...
 The girls bobbin...
Bomb's away!