Well folks, it sure has been a weird old week here on the north shore. It started out with the tsunami threat which most folks took quite seriously indeed. Ever since that day, it’s been howling trade winds at varying degrees of knots between 20 and 50. Pretty much victory at sea conditions, for the most part. I did however grab this cool late session at Pipe on HD 70 frames per second, that came together about an hour before the sun set, a few days back. There’s been very few real days at Pipe this year. This was just a sample at little more than an hour’s worth of surfing squeezed down into just a few minutes. Enjoy.

Late Pipe sesh’

Late afternoon Pipe feb 26th 2010

I’ve been doing a bit of filming on and off lately . I was shooting some stuff at Off The Wall yesterday morning when I saw skate legend; Jay Adams get this tasty little wave

tasty little wave on which he showed some cool body language. Check it out here!

Jay Adams at Off The wall Feb 24th 2010

Tim Bonython has been involved in the surf film scene for at least as long as l have been and I’m in this caper for more than 30 years already. Way back in the day, Tim used to tour the east coast of Australia, armed with a film projector and his latest films. That’s how they did it back in the day, before video altered the playing field.
Tim’s featured my work in past projects such as “Black Water”, but his current project, entitled “Trigger Happy” is about the very lensmen, who bring surf imagery to you. It’ll be a while before you get to see this sure to be a gem of a film, but I’m sure it will be worth the wait. Here is an interview that Tim did with me a while ago, as part of the film.

(just click on the image to go to the video)

http://seandavey.com/wordpress/film-and-video/050609-profile-video-from-new-film-by-tim-bonython-2165