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JOB killing it backside on a wedge wave. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Sometimes things don't work out at Wedge. Then you just gotta hope for the best. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Vans rider Dylan Graves, bracing for barrel time. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Tommy Cantrell standing tall during his descent from the top of the Wedge peak. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Mother Wedge showing everybody her beautiful side. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Photo: Luke Forgay
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Oliver Kurtz punching through a chandelier to get in position for this photo. Photo: Luke Forgay
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There is also and existent backwash factor most of the time. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Golden hour during a crowdless morning. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Bobby Okvist on the wave of the day and he rode it flawlessly. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Bobby Okvist not only rides barrels, but busts airs at a notorious barrel spot. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Cameron Faris riding an absolutely flawless looking right. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Geoff Brack on a wedge right? Photo: Luke Forgay
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Behind the curtain at the Wedge. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Stephan Figuiredo. Not a local, but getting the best waves this day. Photo: Luke Forgay
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The hustle is real when you wanna get back to the peak. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Tommy Cantrell throwing up the peace sign while under a Wedge curtain. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Tommy Cantrell tucked into a beautiful looking barrel. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Tommy Cantrell about to lift off into free fall mode during a sunrise session. Photo: Luke Forgay
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Cant forget about those sunrises that make us wake up so early. Photo: Luke Forgay
As far as the Southern California surf community was concerned, this summer has been one for the books. Ranging anywhere from solid southern hemis to strong hurricanes, it is one that will be remembered. Of course, the Wedge was a standout spot, and the worldwide media picked up on the notorious spot. Here is my take on the amazing summer season we had at my favorite spot in the world: the Wedge.
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