Theres always concrete waves

The surf has been very flat, and when i say very flat, i mean it!!!!
So i took young Toby Mossop for a shred at his local concrete wave, nothing beats pumping through the big section in the bowl.

Its usually a point break...

This is Snapper rocks in the middle of Winter.
Usually known as a world class right hand point break, but this year its been doing strange things, amazing left handers during the Quiksilver pro and then.... These Slabs!! in the middle of winter, I've said it already to alot of people and ill say it again. This is the heaviest wave ive seen break at Snapper Rocks!!!

Road side assistance

A crew of my mates went to grease Fest in Brisbane, i shot some still and footage on the never ending journey there.. Breakdowns, breakdowns and a couple more breakdowns all the way there. This one shot at one of those breakdowns.

The man behind your Stacey Surfboard

Lee Stacey is the guy that would most definitely have shaped the Stacey surfboard you ride, and he's doing a damn good job as well.
You'll see a lot more of my work in new things to come with the Stacey Crew!!

The Mad Hueys

The Mad Hueys (Sean Harrington) filming Brenno Dorrington with a very clean indy grab reverse air at Snapper.

@ilovetables

Noa Deane (ilovetables in instagram terms) with a nice back side reverse over the foam ball at his local.

Surf Check..!!!

Soli Bailey in one of my favourite surf check photos to date.
He's looking into the line up, consisting of around 6 guys and some nice 6ft sets rolling through.

Lens Flair beneath the surface

Pictured is a young Caba Local by the name of Jake Vincent, all i've got to say is that it was a very nice winters day in the water.

Coastal sunsets

When i shot this sunset a few days ago it was just this amazing light, with all this onshore salty mist in the air and these different shaded tree lines. Shooting sunsets and sunrises are great because they are different everyday.
They're quite cliche i guess, but i don't think a Photographer could ever get sick of getting that epic sunset shot.

Shark Bait

Quinn Bruce looking back into a very nice left hand reef break in northern NSW.
After pulling in and riding this wave, Quinn pulls off and starts paddling back out. Next thing, he says that one of the biggest fins just swam past him and it wasn't a dolphin!!!! He got the next wave in, but his mate Joey wasn't too worried and stayed out there on his own for another half hour!
Im glad i wasn't shooting in the water that day.

Drop Ins!!!!

At Snapper, this is nothing out of the ordinary. That would be the easiest way to describe it.
Full of inconsiderate kooks who basically don't care if your getting the barrel of your life, as this guy probably was until old mate up there thought it would be completely fine to drop in. Well he was wrong, he paid the price too! So he should of...!!!!