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An unknown surfer trying to soar above the cliffs.
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An unknown surfer spraying some golden water around.
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Tommy Cantrell taking the morning plunge.
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Tommy Cantrell setting up on a beautiful wave.
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Tommy Cantrell about to set up on this beautiful wave.
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An empty one passes through with no takers.
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Oliver Kurtz the day before Big Wednesday during Hurricane Marie. These beginning pulses are what ended up being one for the books.
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No shortage of offshore winds.
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Cameron Faris during Hurricane Lowell. He scored the best hour of waves I have ever seen at this spot.
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Bobby Okvist finding an air section at a notorious barreling wave.
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Addy Giddings trying to stay on track for this upcoming barrel.
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Aaron Neil soothing sunset.
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Unknown bottom turn.
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Aaron Neil reminiscing on the session he just had with a good sunset.
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Tommy Cantrell hustling back to the jetty to get the next calm moment to paddle back out into the lineup.
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Just as the sun was going down, the pier is at its busiest.
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Tristan Ray getting twisted while looking for a way to pull off an air drop.
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Motion of the ocean.
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Tommy Cantrell trying to set up for this thick one.
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Incredible precision must be present when shaping a board.
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Another one of Oliver Kurtz during the beginning pulses of Hurricane Marie.
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An unknown bodyboarder trying making an exit.
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Daniel Glenn airing out just before the U.S Open of Surfing.
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Tanner Gudauskas taking flight just before the US Open of Surfing.
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An unknown bodyboarder reaping the benefits of an early summer swell.
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An unknown surfer making the morning walk to the beach front.
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Addy Giddings & Tommy Cantrell heading down the billy goat trail to find some waves.
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Gnarly Barley going fins high on a gloomy morning.
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Chase Newsom spraying some water around during a nice, warm summer sunset.
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Parker Mendenhall cruising in this offshore barrel.
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Seabass Perez going left.
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Spencer Pirdy under the lip.
Now that we are entering winter months it is only right to reflect on some of the best moments I was able to capture during the warm summer months. Wait, what am I saying? It’s nearly December and the temperature difference is nearly indistinguishable. Anyway, here are some of my favorite photos from the glorious summer of 2014 in Souther California.
