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Spring time in Southern California means warmer weather and all the pleasantries that accompany it. South swell magnets like the Wedge were ready for it...waking up from a winter slumber. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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Spring also signals a rash of contests in the area. Kolohe Andino at the Rob Machado contest in Seaside. Maybe it is easy being green. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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My view of the Huntington Beach Pier. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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Kauai’s Dylan Goodale won the 2010 Vans Pier Classic, but wasn’t able to repeat in 2011. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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Ryan Turner. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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Ominous skies and patrolling lifeguards. Not the friendliest Spring Break image, but an accurate one. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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Evan Geiselman with a man-sized hack at the Rob Machado event at Seaside. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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Taylor Thorne. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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New York's Balaram Stack shoulder slicing. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
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Clearly, the dog wants to go too. Photo: Schmid/Surf-Shot.com
Spring Break in SoCal
Spring in Southern California means warmer weather and all the pleasantries that accompany it. Here's a glimpse into the surf from March on.
BY Chuck Schmid |
