Glamour double-rainbow Print from Hawaii
Hey Folks, take a look at today’s glorious picture. A result of swimming with my camera on the famed sandbars of Pupukea, here on the north shore.
During the early months of the year, the sand builds up on the sandbar between Pipeline and Rocky Point and the result is
pure [...]
Wave of the day – “Aqua-blade”
Folks; todays picture of the day comes to you from the ever-amazing Pupukea sandbar, on the north shore. Every year usually around Feb-March, tons of
sand gets pushed into the beach at Pupukea, between Pipeline and Rocky Point. During these months, the sand gets groomed into a long series of hollow [...]
A view of a wave from behind and underwater
You ever wondered what a wave looks like as it depletes itself upon the beach ?
Wonder no more. Here is a view of a wave, here on the north shore , but this image was actually taken underwater, behind the wave as it broke upon the beach. I’ve always [...]
It’s quiet in summer in some places
Lane was surfing Laniekea a couple of days ago and somehow lost her surfboard . I drove down there to help her look. The logical place to go in the end was Puena Point because the currents and the winds blow in that direction, but we found no trace of the surfboard. [...]
Genuine real-Deal Waimea Close-Out
This my friends is the dreaded close-out set wave at Waimea Bay. Surfers in the water, dread the very idea of one coming through while they are in the lineup. The spectators of course have a whole different outlook, being safely on land and for [...]
Leopard Peak
OK folks, time for another random wave, this one coming at you from
Gas Chambers, next to Rocky Point , on the north shore of Oahu . I titled this one: “Leopard Peak” because of the leopard skin like pattern in the wave’s foreground. And like most off season [...]
Hawaiian rainbows are very cool.
One very cool thing about Hawaii is the localized rain activity that we get here. It can be totally sunny where you are and yet, just a mile down the road , it could be an absolute deluge of torrential rain. It’s all about the prevailing winds mostly and where they [...]
Ltd edition prints of 9 X world surfing champion: Kelly Slater
Folks, my long time friend; pro surfer Pancho Sullivan , right here on the north shore
just added a 3rd child to his growing family, another daughter known as kehau. kehau was born with a congenital heart defect and although Pancho has the best health insurance that he can get, the costs [...]
The Steamroller
I was looking at some pictures from December’s epic Waimea sessions and this image grabbed my eye. I’ve decided to name the print simply as Steamroller. It was just like a steamroller in that it flattened everything that was in it’s path. These were the [...]
Ever wondered what it would be like to surf Sunset?
Pro surfer Pancho Sullivan is a long time friend of mine. We’ve been talking a fair bit lately about getting a camera on Pancho while he’s out in the water, so we did a practice run a couple of days ago at 5 foot Sunset point, using one of those [...]
The Rainbow’s never end
It gets pretty busy up here on the north shore, but right now at this time of the year, it is soooooo mellow. Take this scene for example. It’s like about 8.30 in the morning and it’s deserted. The rainbows’s don’t stop though. They can be seen doing their thing 24-7 in [...]
Cool tropical moment of the day
Hey Folks, thought I’d share this one with you from Haleiwa beach park, on the
north shore. All the elements were in place. A bitchin’ red sunset with the old surf truck, complete with surfboards. I love it when these kinds of pictures just happen. They are amongst my most favourite kinds [...]
Another feather in the cap
One thing that we surf photographers have always prized pretty much higher than anything else is the cover shot, particularly one that’s done with a purely art driven purpose, as opposed to what most covers are these days, which are usually pictures that are not much more than logo shot for the big surf companies. [...]
Davey Art in The Grafik Museum
My mate Dan over at the Grafik Museum, loves it when I throw a new batch of images at him. Check it out…
fins n’ palms
I love finding pictures in all shapes, colors, tones and contrasts. This one seems to have captured a little bit of everything. The old rusting pick up truck with the surfboards hanging out the back, backdropped by a brilliant red twilight sky at Haleiwa beach park, on the north shore. Just [...]
Beautiful conditions finally return to the north shore
It’s been like 2 weeks of bad weather here on the north shore, so it was soooooo good to see the sunny conditions return to the north shore and with no winds. I went for a bit of a swim at Pupukea sandbar this morning with Pancho Sullivan, Carissa Moore and Myles [...]
Todays print of the day; Foam Inertia
Todays picture comes from the north shore. Waves have always been central what I shoot now for more than 30 years already. (I started young :) Here’s another of my favourite wave images. This one I’ve called: Foam Inertia. Like with many of my images, this one [...]
Mural March. Chance to save big on big prints.
O.K. folks. It’s Mural March and that means all Mural prints with a ticket price of more than $600 have a huge 20% pre shipping discount applied to them. There is no limit on how many, but the offer does run out at the end of this month, so if you’ve been thinking [...]
Epic short lived Pipe Session.
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 [...]
Epic Sunset Beach a few days ago
I was surprised to stumble upon pretty good quality surf at Sunset a few days ago. It’s taken me till now to get a clip together. Enjoy!
Aloha
Sean
Epic Sunset Beach
Kye Fitz’ shows his single fin flair on the north shore
Kye Fitzgerald
is the son of Aussie 70’s legend Sean Davey
Terry Fitzgerald, also known as the Sultan of speed back in the day. Terry was widely respected for his surfing at places like Sunset where speed is an advantage. Like his dad, Kye is also an avid single fin surfer [...]
Surf/skate legend Jay Adams
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!
Bodysurfing with Keith Malloy.
As many of you know, I’ve been spending a fair bit of time, swimming on the Pupukea sandbars lately and photographing the amazing conditions. I was out there yesterday and met up my old buddy Keith Malloy, who was out enjoying the perfect bodysurfing conditions. Keith of course is a great [...]
Early Gold
Another of my portraits, this one more of an environmental portrait in the truest sense really. My friend James Romero, out for an early surf with the rising sun, last year at Monster Mush, in the middle of summer. I just like the cruisy relaxed vibe that [...]
