Surf Photography

“Waimea Power” nets another double

As many of you know, it’s been an amazing season here for really big surf. One of my favourite images from the recent big swell episodes was one such image that I captured late in the day before the Eddie ran. This picture of several surfers just scraping over a huge set wave at Waimea just seemed to so well capture the absurd danger of the situation at the time. Shortly after this image was captured, several of these surfers had to be rescued, when things got a bit out of hand.
This image also happens to be the very same image that I’m currently promoting, in response to the call out for donations for the friends of kehau Sullivan fund.

This is a limited edition print. You can order any size from 12 x 16 inches and up in either paper or canvas, but there will only be 100 prints in total. You can view a complete list of pricing here, but because this is a limited edition, all orders must be placed via email to: fineart@seandavey.com Furthermore, 50% of all proceeds of sales from this print will go to The friends of Kehau Sullivan fund.

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