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So ok it’s been flat today, but better batten down the hatches because here it comes, in Byron Bay today. Yep folks it’s our first winter ECL for the season. I don’t know if...
The swell was getting less consistent by Monday night, but there were still some solid sets, the wind was lightly offshore and the crew wasn’t going to let Dee Why go gently...
One more day left for the magic swell and lots of folk got on it, even though it was a Monday morning. I set up near the surf club and shot for over an hour. So, if you caught any...
More fun for the large crew that pretty much lived at Dee Why for this swell. Late afternoon light was lovely and as before, I set up not far from the surf club to get the sweetest...
I got a hot tip from a mate that Mona Vale was going off on Sunday morning. But I couldn’t get there until the afternoon. No harm, no foul because I still managed to get a fair...
Saturday morning dawned sunny and offshore at Dee Why beach. The crew were on it, and before I went for a surf myself, I shot for an hour from about 0840. I would’ve taken even...Posts in People who surf
Historic Opportunity to Protect the Coral Sea
Posted on February 15th, 2012 in Can you help?, Environment, Good causes, News Stories, Opinion, People who surf, Surfrider Foundation, Top stories.Friends of RealSurf,
The good folks at Protect Our Coral Sea have contacted us about a petition they are running which is aimed at getting the Federal Government to include important reefs in the proposed management plan. It’s very easy to make yourself heard on this one!
The Coral Sea is a tropical marine jewel which lies east of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. It’s one of the last places on Earth where large marine animals can still be found in great numbers.
The government’s draft plan for this iconic area leaves the majority of species-rich coral reefs, important breeding sites open to fishing.
Right now the federal government is considering the fate of Australia’s Coral Sea.If the petition widget isn’t showing below on your web browser, please just click here to visit Protect Our Coral Sea where you’ll find it on the front page.
People who surfed at South Narrabeen Sat 28 Aug 2010
Posted on September 11th, 2010 in Don's surfin' pics, People who surf.Another little collection of action surf portraits drawn exclusively from my gallery of surf pictures from South Narrabeen on Sat morning 28/9/2010.
As always my goal was to get shots of regular surfers at their best.
The pictures are available without the watermark at a range of sizes and (very reasonable) prices. Just go to the gallery, click on a pic you want and look for the “add to cart” link above left.
