Huntington

Back on the horse

By the look of it, i haven't been on here since November.  I'm not sure why...? To busy, uninterested, unmotivated, struggling for content, bored of it, stuck on Instagram and Facebook or just plain lazy... i really don't know
But I'll be making a conscious effort to post stuff on here at least once at week from........... now>

A late 2012 look back...

Autumn Eve in South Devon, Carve Issue 138

Few shots in the new issue of Carve... bit of a swim out there and not the easiest place to stay in position. But its home and its rare, so its nice when it happens

South Devon Slab, late autumn evening session

Matz Trout, snaps under the lip

Stefan Little, drops in behind the boil and waits for it to happen

''Life is a matter of waiting for the right moment to act''

Stefan Little, South Hams 

Lyme Regis Harbour Reach Wakeboard Comp

This was great little event held a coupla months ago by Red Bull up in the usually pretty snoozy village of Lyme Regis. The Cable ran clear over the Harbour Wall (The Cobb), where competitors were going huge, doing massive rotations over it, and Austrian winner Dominik Hernler was doing them with more style and height than the rest

18th August, a 'Borough day

 Matt Burner

 ''Damn these crowds, why did i put a webcam in my kitchen window again?'

 Kate Feloy

 Praying... to avoid a heart attack

 Nyoman, our adopted Balinese homie. Always smiling even after swapping 

his local break of perfect peeling Sanur to wobbley less than

perfect Challaborough

 Al the warden gets burnt, this happened more than once by the same guy in the same session

Capatin Stogdale signs out

Lighting Up Central's Quarter

 Lucas Bramall

 Tom Hudd

 Tommy & S.A.

 Mark S.A. Cater

 Tommy Bowers

 Tommy

Lucas

Wavelength - Bantham

 Jonty Tucker wrote a great article in Wavelength about Bantham and i was lucky enough to have some shots run along with it (and no the cover is sadly not Bantham, nor my photo)

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Main photo, an empty freezing morning in the Bantham estuary

Alain Hatfield watching Mark Capps pulling at the River

 

Rick Kenyon, round the corner from Bantham at his beloved Challaborough left