Throughout my travels and experiences, I began to want to document my adventures and share them with others. I gravitated towards surf photography because of my passion for the ocean and the love I had for surfing that started at a very young age.
Silhouette by Gage Hingeley
Unknown surfer weaving through the barrels of Balangan, Bali. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Evening cylinder rolling through in So Cal. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Maximilian Diaz pulling into a solid slab. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Unridden gem passing through in La Jolla, Ca. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
The slab that didn't want to be ridden. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Jacob Szekely enjoying the evening wonders. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
John Haffey kicking out before sunset in La Jolla, Ca. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Justin Wood racing down the line on an epic day in Southern California. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Lucas Dirkse setting up for a good one. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Sometimes there is no need for a surfboard when there is some thumping shorebreak on the inside. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Unknown longboarder enjoying the early morning solitude. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
13-year-old Ryland Rubens showing us how it's done. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Pierce Kavanagh and another womper enjoying the clouds and cylinders of Oahu. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Blue water perfection in Oahu. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Watching the sun drop below the horizon on a beautiful day in La Jolla, Ca. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Skip McCullough. Fully committed on the wave of the day in So Cal. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Unknown swimmer diving under the clouds at Makapu'u. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Little wave perfection during the summer at Windansea. Photo: Gage Hingeley.
Growing up in Southern California, I was fortunate to be so close to the ocean. Throughout my travels and experiences, I began to want to document my adventures and share them with others. I gravitated towards surf photography because of my passion for the ocean and the love I had for surfing that started at a very young age. I decided to begin my photographic journey when I was 15 years old, and now two years have passed and I can’t let go of my camera.