ed's shred shed

Ive shaped a new stick for my best buddy from england who should be arriving on these shores in feburary for a few weeks. I surfed it at poss yesterday and it goes good.

Heat and the sea

Nathan Oldfield has a new flick - and it looks all kinds of awesome...keep em peeled for the release.

sea stoke

raz fresh foam

five

Last night was a gift - me, lee, crusty...
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One of those magic sessions, catching waves in silent gratitude for the first 30 minutes. Then an lull to chat. You can still score the most well known point on the coast, on a weekend, on a beautiful afternoon, in near solitude.

Here's Lee

taking photographs

In the light of having a few photos rejected of late, ive been thinking about what makes a "great" photo. Its obviously subjective... and this is something im slowly learning. If you want to publish, if you want to sell, then maybe you dont always shoot what you love, but love just shooting, and to capture, to stylize.

Im fond of taking pictures of loggers, of people i know, of unmolested waves. But these are for me - and most likely dont appeal to many beyond me, and the subjects.

So yesterday, i shot some white pointy boards, going vertical, throwing spray - and i love what i came up with 500 pared down to 3 - they most likely wont appeal to anyone, so sit on my desktop, for me to look at, admire what some people can do with a bit of foam and fibreglass and a decent set of balls.

heres one...

woma

speeding