SUBMERGE is a Blog I like: Alternative Surfcraft Design, Photography, Inspiration… Check out the last letter from Dean : ————— The SUBMERGE BLOG has changed. No longer does it belong to it’s little stepbrother ‘SHACKSIDE’ (that was awhile ago), and nor is it about my black and white photography (not really anyway). SUBMERGE is now… Continue reading SUBMERGE Alternative Surfcraft Design, Photography, Inspiration
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Vision is Everything for Scott Needham
Scott Needham is a man of vision. As a professional photographer, he is one of the originators of the extreme sports genre of lifestyle and photography. His work is astonishingly beautiful and he possesses the rare gift of being able to define culture through his art, especially surf culture. Scott’s CV reads like a who’s… Continue reading Vision is Everything for Scott Needham
Getting to know Aquabumps, Eugene Tan
Every morning Aquabumps founder Eugene Tan shoots the surf, the beach, the waves and people at Bondi Beach, Australia. Uge has combined his 3 passions – photography, design. He has been shooting since he was 9 years old and surfing for 25 years. Born out of Bondi Beach, Aquabumps is a daily documentary of Australian… Continue reading Getting to know Aquabumps, Eugene Tan
Robbins, a Whale and that Perfect Wave.
Surfers and whales are intrinsically linked – not just the fact that sharks take a bite of us both every now and again. Whales fascinate us, fill us with awe and move us to the point where we personally feel the loss when they are at risk or die. Robbins Thompson, a surfer, filmmaker and… Continue reading Robbins, a Whale and that Perfect Wave.
Interview with legendary surf photographer Sean Davey
As surfers we all love to stare at photos of waves; big or small, most of us could mind surf anyone of them for hours. We also love to see our favorite pro and Joes risking it all for that perfect maneuver, death drop, or barrel shot – not to mention the wipeouts! However, what… Continue reading Interview with legendary surf photographer Sean Davey