Growing up in Cornwall, a small county in the South of England, has given me the opportunity to experiment with the ocean creatively. This eventually led to me finding my feet (or flippers) in the surf photography world.
Just another morning in Tasmania. Photo: Tom Young
Not a drop out of place on this perfect peeler. Photo: Tom Young
Jack Robinson tackling a Padang Padang monster on his backhand. Photo: Tom Young
The late, great, Jacob Cockle taking it all in during a trip to Gran Canaria. Photo: Tom Young
Inside out. Wider than it is tall. Photo: Tom Young
Porthleven taking a battering during a winter of non-stop coastal abuse. Photo: Tom Young
Dougy Smith reaping big rewards on his day off. Photo: Tom Young
Untouched by the monster swells, a Cornish gull cruises without a care in the world. Photo: Tom Young
A portrait of the artist, Tom Young.
I’ve been fortunate enough to live by the coast most of my life. Growing up in Cornwall, a small county in the South of England, has given me the opportunity to experiment with the ocean creatively. In my late teens, I found myself feeling the need to document my everyday surroundings and occurrences, and it was around this time that I purchased my first DSLR camera. This eventually led to me finding my feet (or flippers) in the surf photography world. Whenever the opportunity presents itself, I hop on a plane and start the next adventure. My work can be found at www.teewhyphotos.com and you can follow me on Facebook.