The Hawaii-based artist photographs professional surfers and Olympians on waves that can be as big as 60ft tall, capturing shots from in the water at renowned breaks like Banzai Pipeline and Waimea ...

It’d been pissing rain the whole week. Howling November winds whipped through the air, as 10-foot waves swelled under the dark grey skies of Saint-Jean-de-Luz. While most people had vacated the stormy ...

Conor Flanagan has made a life for himself as a surf photographer in the Atlantic Ocean's most inhospitable waters. Ireland is no joke.

If you’d have crossed paths with Ron Stoner along the California coast in the mid-1960s, you might’ve spotted a handsome early-twenty-something crouched behind a Century 1000-millimeter lens, tracking ...

New Jersey's Sam Hammer is on the current cover of Eastern Surf Magazine (EMS). Very cool shot. Also in the edition are cool photo portfolios from Brian Nevins (who shot the cover) and Mark Hill.

Timo Jarvinen, longtime surf photographer and one-time staff snapper for Quiksilver, having worked with many of their top athletes over the years, including Kelly Slater, has died. He was 60 years old ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The recent and unexpected passing of a beloved surf photographer has saddened Hawaii’s surfing ...

Anytime a swell hit, surf photographer Mike Moir could be found behind his lens, waiting to capture just the right moment. Moir was himself a stylish surfer dubbed “Iron Mike” in the ’60s and ’70s, ...

Surf photography is a difficult thing, even with a digital camera. But, Scott Aichner spent a large hunk of his career doing it on film. Now, in order to fund the purchase of some pricy new ...

A little over 110 years ago, a Berkeley-educated engineer put together what is considered by some to be the first book of surfing. The hand-bound book of photographs titled “The Surf Riders of Hawaii” ...

Edited and ghostwritten by Surfline senior writer/editor Matt Pruett, North of Nowhere schleps the reader through a charmed, chilly surfing life circa 1992-2022. The abysmal low points: 9/11 and ...