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Not too many things beat the joy of longboarding with good friends. The camaraderie and friendly competition to out perform the other instills a fire that cannot be extinguished. One of my favorite compadres, my brotha from anotha motha, Jeff Ganuelas, always gets me stoked to slide! Photo: Ian Zamora
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Connecting with my creator, quite literally. Photo: Ian Zamora
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Sunset surfing in the South China Sea. Photo: Ian Zamora
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To longboard is to dance, to embrace the rhythmic motion of the ocean and mingle in its energy. Step one-two in the South China Sea, Philippines. Photo: Ian Zamora
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Longboarding IS surfing’s history, and I was fortunate enough to have a backstage pass. Wayne Rowland, aka Papa Row, age 16, setting the stage before I was even a twinkling in the eye. Photo: Rowland Family Archives
Editor’s Note: #LogDaze is a new series featuring some of the world’s most radical longboard visuals. The twelfth in the series is Los Angeles native and longboard extraordinaire, Carla Zamora.
Longboarding is in my blood. When the shortboard craze took hold, my father refused to conform and held true to the traditional logging aesthetic. While I could ride a shortboard if I wanted, my loyalty to the log remains strong.
Follow Carla’s longboard adventures on Instagram.