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Beautiful glassy morning session under a colourful sunrise. Upola. Samoa.
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Being a surf guide, you get a lot of sun exposure, but there are a few unorthodox ways to keep the sun at bay. Here, Clark Plaiser uses 2 proven methods of a mask and some barrel time. Upola, Samoa.
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A lone peak on a desolate stretch of Kauai'i's North coast. Kauai'i, Hawaii.
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Local ripper Che Lovelace carving some late afternoon perfection. Trinidad Tobago.
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On a boat trip around Lombok and Sumbawa, Jay Seller finds a clean line at Outside Ekas. Lombok, Indonesia.
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An empty one rolls through and spits while a surfer waits to time his paddle out. Jimmy's right, Sumatra. Indonesia
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A perfect wave peels down the point at Tiavea Bay. Upola, Samoa.
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James Sayers paddling out to a secret surf spot on Southern Vancouver Island. Vancouver Island, BC. Canada.
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An unknown surfer coming in from a cold winter solo session on the remote BC coast.
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The best discovery of the trip and possibly the first time it has ever been surfed! Offshore reef on an offshore island with a little offshore breeze. North Vancouver Island, BC.
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A magical morning at a semi-secretive point break. Trinidad Tobago.
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Not for the faint of heart, "Pebbles" breaks below sea level over sharp and shallow coral reef. Upola, Samoa.
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Montanita, Ecuador
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Late afternoon light streams through wind stunted fir and spruce trees. Vancouver Island, BC. Canada.
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Perfect conditions after getting no sleep above a nightclub, Punta Balena, Mancora, Peru.
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Paddling into an empty line-up on a remote section of South Lombok. Lombok, Indonesia.
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Brian Decook tucks into a nice Mandiri barrel. Sumatra, Indonesia.
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Grant powering through the end section at an outer reef pass. Upola, Samoa.
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Nice backside barrel at on the North Shore. Kauai'i, Hawaii.
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Nice backside barrel at on the North Shore. Kauai'i, Hawaii.
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From our humble beginnings in Africa (probably Africa), humans have expanded in every direction. Some out of necessity, others on a quest for glory and riches or seeking out the divine. But our commonality is the sheer inner pull to see what’s over that next mountain or beyond an empty expanse of ocean. These basic nomadic virtues are inherent in all of us – an unbound wanderlust which will consume all of our savings, take us from our comfy beds and secure jobs, and thrust us into the unknown. Some will always search for glory and some just because they have to.
