The Beauty of Fall in North Carolina

A perfect A-frame breaking in The Outer Banks last October. My buddy Davo and I scored these perfect waves for hours. We still talk about this day. Photo: Graham Hunt

Anticipation at sunrise. Photo: Graham Hunt

A moody sunrise one morning right up the street from my house. Photo: Graham Hunt

Fisher and I linked up a lot this Fall. Photo: Graham Hunt

Caught fun peaks this day with just six of my friends courtesy of Cristobal. Photo: Graham Hunt

I have so much respect for The Outer Banks. Usually the waves are wider than they are tall. Photo: Graham Hunt

The pastel reflections in this night’s sky painted the waves with pink, purple and teal. The ocean’s color palette never ceases to surprise me. Photo: Graham Hunt

Andrew Meyer displaying a nice turn during the recent swell we got from Hurricane Gonzalo. I was in The Outer Banks for three days and the waves were firing. Photo: Graham Hunt

I captured this right up the street from my house. Empty waves and morning light compliment each other so well. Photo: Graham Hunt

That night the Fall sky shined so bright it was like an ice cold brew. Photo: Graham Hunt

I love fall in North Carolina. There is no place I’d rather be. Photo: Graham Hunt

Red sky at night, surfer's delight. Photo: Graham Hunt

The sun and the surf meet twice a day. I’ve made it a habit to at least catch one meeting a day. Photo: Graham Hunt

On this night the water reflected a reverse rainbow effect that was highlighted by my flash attachment. The beauty of the ocean is surreal. Photo: Graham Hunt

Perfect Day at Cape Lookout, babes on the beach and my crew in the water. Snagged this little window of the lighthouse as a keepsake. Photo: Graham Hunt

This is why Fisher is one of my favorite surfers to shoot. You never know what he is going to do next and it will be done with style. Photo: Graham Hunt

I really like how you can see the reflection of the oceanfront homes in the lip of the wave and the different colors you can capture at sunset. Photo: Graham Hunt

Mornings like these are why I live where I live. Emerald Isle is a south-facing beach so we get to catch the sunrise and sunsets. Photo: Graham Hunt

Chris McDonald boosting late last fall. This photo was actually part of a Patagonia art display in NYC last winter. Photo: Graham Hunt

Lucas Jolly pulling in on The Outer Banks in early October of this year. We scored a really fun session with only eight good friends out in the water. Photo: Graham Hunt

I love switching between my fisheye and zoom lenses when shooting empty waves. Photo: Graham Hunt

Emerald Isle living up to it’s name this fall. Photo: Graham Hunt

This is one of my favorite flash photos that I’ve taken thus far; the sunset was so intense that night. Photo: Graham Hunt

Sunrise sunshine peaking up from behind the Bogue Inlet Pier, this is the first morning we saw swell from Hurricane Bertha this Fall. Photo: Graham Hunt

Fisher Heverly this Fall on The Outer Banks. Fisher is one of my favorite surfers to shoot with. Photo: Graham Hunt