This is me! I know some people blog each day and stirling performance for those that do. I try to blog when I can, and over 4 years I've averaged 100 per year and am stoked with this. Many people have left some very kind comments about my shots, thanks to those who have bought some work or have thought it worthy of being in their books (thanks AC and switchfoot) or online magazines like Drift. This shot was taken by Dave Muir and his hassleblad. The fat cheeks are mine, the Joel tudor, stu kenson shaped 6'8" single fin is also mine and the bright bobble hat is definately mine. Happy 400th to me.
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Showing posts with label Switchfoot 2.. Show all posts
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
400th Aniversary
This is me! I know some people blog each day and stirling performance for those that do. I try to blog when I can, and over 4 years I've averaged 100 per year and am stoked with this. Many people have left some very kind comments about my shots, thanks to those who have bought some work or have thought it worthy of being in their books (thanks AC and switchfoot) or online magazines like Drift. This shot was taken by Dave Muir and his hassleblad. The fat cheeks are mine, the Joel tudor, stu kenson shaped 6'8" single fin is also mine and the bright bobble hat is definately mine. Happy 400th to me.
Labels: Photos
Dave Muir,
Drift Magazine,
joel Tudor,
Russ Pierre photography,
Switchfoot 2.
Saturday, 12 December 2009
Switchfoot 2 has arrived.
Just got my hands on my copy of Switchfoot 2. Great work Mr Crockett. Super stoked with my pages in amongst some absolute classic surf and lifestyle photography new and old. I can now spend my cold winters evenings catching up with some more Aussie legends and a crop of very talented North Cornish folk. On top of the that it was a beautiful cold winters days, with a lovely swell and myself and chosen vehicle, the 7'8" Harbour were loving the lefts. Its funny when you don't surf for a while, family, weather and work, I thought I'd lost my mojo. Today was one of those crowded days where I just could not find the right waves, then the tide dropped back and the lefts revealed themsevles. Just snagging a handful of beauties before dark was enough to rediscover the surf mojo, Roll on tommorrow.
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