Already an amazing aural experience, M83’s “Outro” just got even better with my good friend and longtime roommate, surf buddy, and jester, Jeremy Searle’s new video that he has been working on with Josh Franer. Turn up the decibels and hit fullscreen for the beautiful HD experience they’ve put together! Enjoy
Show opens tonight! Great lineup of artists and one of my aluminum prints from Birds’ collection will be there.
New Images up on from a recent trip to Tavarua, Fiji. Enjoy and vinaka!
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First video highlights of Travis Rice and Red Bull’s Supernatural.
Im sure there is going to be a ton of video popping up soon but this is the first to hit the web so I couldn’t resist. Can’t wait to see more. Unbelievable…
Get em while they’re available!! Brian Lamb has done an insane job putting together a 2012 tide calendar with my images of Bird’s board collection. We picked 12 of the boards we have shot so far and featured them monthly based on what sort of conditions you would normally associate with that month. The calendars were meticulously printed at local San Diego print house Neyenesch with 4-color dimensional color printing on Finch Fine 80lb cover coated paper. Each calendar comes bound with a reusable wooden hanger and the images can be cut out and framed as 8”x12” prints.
At the moment they can be purchased at Birds Surf Shed, Aloha Sunday Supply Co., BirdsBoards.com, or just drop me a line and I can hand one over to you in person.
Help us continue to photograph Birds collection of boards and throw one of these beautiful calendars up on your wall!
Two More - Classics
Shot two more boards over the weekend. Classics. You’ll have to check out the calendar or book to hear the details.
One Year Later RIP Andy Irons
Sort of a repost as Ive already shown these photos but I think its appropriate being that Andy Irons passed away a year ago tomorrow. With good size waves on tap for tomorrow at the Rip Curl Search contest in Ocean Beach San Francisco it’s too bad we don’t still have Andy around to watch. For now have a look this board from the “Birds Boards” collection and mind surf away in the heel dents he left on the deck. RIP Andy Irons
Tim Mantoani takes 20x24 Polaroid portraits of photographers and their most legendary (or favorite) images. At the bottom of each Polaroid, he asks them to transcribe the story of their chosen photograph. Above, that’s Jim Marshall with Johnny Cash. We would love to hear more about it — guess we’ll have to back it to find out!
Cool video of the night: There are no special effects. This is natural bioluminescent algae.
Great piece on San Diego local Jojo Roper by Erik Derman and korduroy.tv. Enjoy.
Ouch @3:05.
