Showing posts with label Dane Reynolds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dane Reynolds. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2012
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Surfer Web Gallery for Independence Day
Below are a couple images that Surfer put together of the teams files for a new web gallery..
http://www.surfermag.com/photos/independence-day/
http://www.surfermag.com/photos/independence-day/
Labels:
alex knost,
Dane Reynolds,
digital,
film,
Kelly Slater,
SURFER,
Surfer web gallery
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
2 halfframe photos and a hassy shot
dane unpacking boards in nicaragua june 2010
burch and haffey in between surfs at malibu june 2010
joel riding the nose at malibu june 2010
Labels:
2010,
Dane Reynolds,
film,
half frame camera,
hasselblad,
Joel Tudor,
john haffey,
Malibu,
Nicaragua,
RYAN BURCH
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
half-frame camera
Labels:
2010,
birds,
Cardiff,
color,
cross process,
Dane Reynolds,
film,
half frame camera
Sunday, November 22, 2009
new tearsheets
My recent trip to Europe with Julian Wilson, Dion Agius, and Dane Reynolds came out in Surfer Magazines 50th Anniversary issue. January 2010. They gave us 4 spreads including copy by Kimball Taylor which talks about the progression of surfing. A full page shot of Julian was also used on the contents page from a trip we did earlier in the year to Central America.
Also...Here's a few tears from the Joel Tudor guest editor issue..November 2009
Labels:
AIR,
Dane Reynolds,
Dion Agius,
EUROPE,
julian wilson,
Kimball Taylor,
RYAN BURCH,
SURFER,
TUDOR
Thursday, October 29, 2009
progression/regression
EPS is the new polyurethane. Extruded Polypropylene is the new Polyethylene. Fishes are the new thrusters.
I find it funny how the original surfboards were finless. Than they went to singlefins. From single fins to Twinnys (thanks MR), than Twinny's to Thrusters (thanks to Simon Anderson), than came quads. People realized some quads were limiting so they went back to thrusters before getting into the whole fish movement, now hulls are the cool thing (single fins). Interesting enough Bodyboards have always been finless and are still proven to hold a rail and go fast.
I find it funny how the original surfboards were finless. Than they went to singlefins. From single fins to Twinnys (thanks MR), than Twinny's to Thrusters (thanks to Simon Anderson), than came quads. People realized some quads were limiting so they went back to thrusters before getting into the whole fish movement, now hulls are the cool thing (single fins). Interesting enough Bodyboards have always been finless and are still proven to hold a rail and go fast.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
san sebastian
Went down to San Sebastian for the last two days with Dion, Dane, and Kimball to get away from the flatness of Hossegor and into some culture of the country next door. We had some great tapas, beer, wine and found some cool spots to shoot some lifestyle photos as well.
Labels:
Dane Reynolds,
Dion Agius,
Kimball,
San Sebastian,
Tapas
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