Photo by Chris Burkard Watch The Full Video On this episode of Advancing Your Photography, we bring you an inspiring travel photography story straight from our friend and professional surf photographer, Chris Burkard. Chris shares with us his journey that started from a simple idea and ended with a #1 selling book entitled
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1nsefPj6So Jeff Johnson has provided us with behind the scenes footage of the filming of his movie: 180 Degrees South. The critically acclaimed film follows Jeff as he makes his way to Patagonia. Join us on this exclusive journey behind the making of 180 Degrees South. More of Jeff's work can be seen here Follow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEu0JYluRFY Our friend and pro surfing photographer, Jeff Flindt, shares his behind the scenes footage with us during one of his surf photography shoots. This exclusive video gives you a look into what goes on during a surfing photography session. Join us as we dive in with Jeff and fellow surfers to capture amazing photographs.
This is a quick, concise guide on how to mount your GoPro Hero 3 to your surfboard, with some fun surfing footage at the end! Grab yourself a GoPro Hero3 And now that you have your GoPro, let's get out and surf! This is my son Ian on the board and you'll see me taking off to his left. Having too much
How Surf Photographer Jeff Flindt Shoots the Curl! Surf photographer Jeff Flindt, Senior Staff Photographer for Surfing Magazine, has the bummer job of traveling all over the globe getting shots like you see here. He sent these over today with some notes about how he shot them. As you read them imagine that you're behind
"Makaha (No. 62)" - Photo by LeRoy Grannis. LeRoy Grannis, a celebrated surf photographer whose images are often credited with helping to bring surf culture to the mainstream during the '60s and '70s, has died. He was 93 years-old. Dubbed the "Godfather of Surf Photography" by the New York Times, Grannis played a pivotal role
Bielmann's friend, Flea, looks into a valley of water after bailing on a massive wave in Hawaii. Photo by Brian Bielmann Big wave surfing brings out the craziest daredevils in the world. Challenging nature's biggest breakers with only a fiberglass board and a pair of shorts, these thrill-seekers live to topple some of the planet's
