This is a shot I have envisioned in my head for a while, and only possible to shoot today with the invention of the GoPro. Shot at a beach break near my home. The board broke on this wave, but the vision made it worthwhile. Shot with the GoPro Hero 3+ and a Gripstick Pro Mount. Photo:
Mike Coots
It’s always offshore in parts of Nicaragua - not a bad thing to have. Photo:
Gary Parker
Rob Machado standing tall in a grower at Desert Point. This is one of my favorite shots that I've ever captured. Photo:
Jason Reposar
Where the sun starts to glow. New Jersey. Photo:
Mike Incitti
Always positioned way-behind-the-peak this mid-morning north easterly vantage of Eddie Aikau dropping into another long Waimea wall captures his hunger for challenge in the lineup, December 22, 1967. Photo: Tim McCullough
A day I still think about very often. Photo:
Gary Parker
My feet have never been so numb, and I didn't even paddle out. Surfer: Pete Devries. Photo:
Marcus Paladino
The Andalucias: Treasure in amazing conditions. Photo:
Jorge Ibáñez
Mexican beach breaks take a lot of commitment, but the reward is well worth it in the end. Photo:
Gary Parker
This is one of my favorite waves to photograph. It's called “The Bubble” and produces some of the most picture-perfect waves. Photo:
Tim Borrow
Kelly at Backdoor on an early morning surf before the Masters started for the day. The beach was already packed, and I am sure a lot of people were wondering what this guy is doing laying on his stomach in the sand with a long lens. It must have looked random, like I was just shooting sand. I like the warm and cool tones of this image. 1/800@f5.6 ISO200. Shot with a 500mm lens. Photo:
Mike Coots
First day. The swell wasn't quite there yet, but we were the only boat out, plus one Jet ski. Sunny, glassy, amazing waves and a bunch of friends having a blast. What a memorable day. Photo: Claudia Boily
Greg was greeted with near-perfection on his first trip back to Cortes Bank after a near-drowning experience. Photo:
Frank Quirarte
Matti Passaquindici. Tapping into some of Huntington Beach's electricity. Photo: Robb Wilson
This wave is right on my doorstep, in front of a quiet little fishing town. You can get so many awesome line up shots from within the town. Photo:
Tim Borrow
Southside Casino Pier earlier this fall morning before anyone paddled out. Photo:
Ben Currie
This one hurt to watch. Coco Nogales and Tim Reyes Photo: Claudia Boily
Another photograph that reminds me of home – Victoria, Australia. Photo:
Gary Parker
For me this sums up what living in a van is all about. Simplicity. Photo:
Gary Parker
A seasoned veteran, gliding along during the calm hours of the morning. There's no better place to be at that hour. Gold Coast, QLD. Photo:
Daniel R. Lemaitre
The reason we get up early, flush our systems with coffee and paddle out at dawn. Gold Coast, QLD. Photo:
Daniel R. Lemaitre
Dino Adrian is one of the most underrated surfers in my opinion. He is a fearless barrel rider and one of my good friends. Photo:
Jason Reposar
The Arctic, also known as New Jersey. Photo: Tim Leopold
Zubadee. Photo: Tim McCullough
Jackie Eberle flying through a magnificent late afternoon low-tide wall with an onlooking George Downing paddeling back to the line-up. Photo: Tim McCullough
Gerry Lopez, Pipeline, December 29, 1967. Photo: Tim McCullough
Ain't no rest for the wicked. Asbury Park, NJ. Photo:
Pete Milnes
