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A trip to New Zealand to hunt along the East Coast of the South Island for remote beach breaks and whatever else we could fit in. We took the luck to book in the early stages of winter unfolding. Not sure if it was the smartest move. It was fuh-ree-zing. After many treks across the ditches of the South Island, walking along side seals and sea lions, we stumbled across this fine looking beach break. Photo: Kane Brown
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2015 started off with a bang in the wave department. Four hours spent in the water at Snapper Rocks, fighting the current, and dodging around surfers with a few empty's rolling through made it worth it. Photo: Kane Brown
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Cyclone Marcia left-overs keeping loggers happy at Noosa. As night time was approaching, surfers still slid down the line. I slowed the shutter right down and captured this relaxed surfer cruising his way along first point, scoring the remaining lumps of Marcia. Photo: Kane Brown
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This photograph sums up that all Mondays aren't so bad. Two mates enjoying an uncrowded fun beach break on the Sunshine Coast. Photo: Kane Brown
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I'll never forgot this day. Experiencing perfect little drainers on you're first visit with good mates. This photograph was shot as we went back out for one last session as the sun was setting. Photo: Kane Brown
Editor’s Note: #My5Lineups is a new series highlighting 5 of a featured photographer’s favorite lineup shots. The third in the series is Kane Brown.
Just another human with an eye and megapixels. I’m 19 and I grew up on the Sunshine Coast. I’m a keen ocean lover and I believe there’s no better feeling than kicking the day in the ocean getting that salty vibe. Always looking for new ideas and experiences to document. A new day is what keeps me going.
See more of Kane’s work at kanebrownphoto.com and Instagram: @kanebrownphoto
