Showing posts with label harbour surfboards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harbour surfboards. Show all posts

Friday, 10 September 2010

The Far Shore

I have to say that one of my favourite moments from our trip to California was meeting Craig Peterson and Ken Naughton at Sacred Craft. If you have ever seen the movie The Far Shore then you will know that these two travelled to the darkest deepest roots of many a country back in the 70's. The documented and sent their stories and shots home to Surfer Mag. The photos by Craig Peterson would make the front pages of Surfer Mag and their stories of adventure sent the surfing world into a frenzy. Where were these waves that were always kept secret? Who were these two surfers who braved such unknown territories? To meet these two humble and gracious men was something not to be forgotten. They still travel together now and the Harbour 7'8" single fin I own now is the type of board Ken Naughton was riding back then and wishes he never sold it.

Monday, 7 December 2009

Cyrus Sutton stretching out.

This last couple of posts have been homage to other photographers. As filmakers go, Cyrus Sutton knows how to put a great flik together. As a surfer....see for yourself. Not sure who took the photo or frame grab but I snatched this beauty from the almond surfboards blog which is always worth a look if your into board porn. I believe Mr Sutton rides for Harbour who also make some beautiful boards, I know this as myself and Rich Emerson own a couple of tasty single fins, mine 7'8" and Richies 7'10" both yellow which as everyone knows is the fastest colour.