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Angus Sheridan, Sunset Air. Airing through an Indonesian sunset.
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Ted Grambeau, Monster Nias. Lucas Silveira surfing one of the bigest swells to ever hit the Island of Nias, off Sumatra in Indonesia. This image was taken by Ted Grambeau on Wednesday 25th July 2018.
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Ted Grambeau, Gold Nias. A golden moment as big wave surfer Mark Healey takes the drop on his 7'6" quiver. Surfing one of the biggest swells to ever hit Nias Island, off Sumatra in Indonesia. This image was taken by Ted Grambeau on Wednesday 25th July 2018.
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Scott Bauer, Marcus moments, Shanan Worrall. Commercial diver Shanan Worrall riding a wave photographed is a very special north swell in Western Australia. This wave Shanan rode was a stand out for me in this session, one of the larger more perfect waves that came through. I was recovering from a shoulder operation and couldn't swim with my camera, but very grateful to shoot this session from the beach with the sand between my toes.
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Mathew Tildesley, Nocturnal Impact. ‘Nocturnal Impact’ is part of a project called ‘The Nocturnal Series’. Named not just for the hour they were taken but also the obsession which consumed me, keeping me awake at night. Surf Flash Photography is so intriguing; you never know how the results will turnout. The light might be absorbed by the water, or highlight intricate details never noticed during daylight hours. ‘Nocturnal Impact’ was such a thick, heavy wave. Less graceful than the ones before, yet much more powerful. The lip exploded on impact, its echoes reverberating through me in the dark.
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Stu Gibson's winning shot of Mikey Brennan at Shipstern Bluff off the south-east coast of Tasmania. "This day was a big-tow day," said Gibson. "In the morning the light popped for about 20 minutes then it went back to cold and ugly 'shippies'."
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Jan Wainwright-Wilson, Welcome Ceremony. Mick Fanning competing in his final WCT event at Bells Beach is carried from the beach after his final heat of his professional surfing career. He finished runner up in the Rip Curl Pro.
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Ted Grambeau, Late Laurie. Laurie Towner making the latest of drops of the swell of the year at Cloud Break Fiji. Laurie was greeted by round of applause by the whole line up that consisted of the worlds best big wave riders. The wave was during swell saw some of the biggest waves ever ridden at famous Fijian reef.
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Stu Gibson, Pumping Lightning. Shooting line ups with a wild dark storm as a back drop and managed to freeze this lightning strike at 2000th of a second on the trusty D4.
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Paul Smith, Unfinished symphony. Taken at Noosa Heads, Queensland from a helicopter. The perfect lines remind me of the lines on sheet music, with the surfers being the notes.
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Simon Williams, Flying. Matt Meola. The art of flight in Indo . June 2018
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Scott Harrison, The Reward. A spot that a friend and I found that takes a bit of effort to get to. Needs the right swell and wind direction to come together for the backwash to really happen. We had been many times with ok results, but this morning everything lined up perfectly and I was rewarded with this split second moment in time under some amazing morning light
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Russell Ord, Tom Carroll, Tropical Rain. Tom Carroll portrait in the tropical rain Indonesia.
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Mathew Tildesley, Nocturnal Curl. ‘Nocturnal Curl’ is part of a project called ‘The Nocturnal Series’. Named not just for the hour they were taken but also the obsession which consumed me, keeping me awake at night. Surf Flash Photography is so intriguing; you never know how the results will turnout. The light might be absorbed by the water, or highlight intricate details never noticed during daylight hours. ‘Nocturnal Curl’ was one of those rare instances where as soon as the shutter had clicked, I knew I had something special, although all I could see was the faint lump of a wave in the dark.
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Andrew Kaineder, North Atlantic Power. A swell over 10m batters the coastline of Ireland.
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John Respondek, Harry Bryant - South Coast -2017. Here's Harry, mid speed pump at a secret spot on the South Coast. I'd say less than 10% of his boards is actually in the water in this moment.
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Ed Sloane, Stephanie Gilmore x 7. That feeling when you've just won your 7th world title.
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Duncan Macfarlane, Anthony Walsh Pipeline. Anthony Walsh on a perfect dreamy wave of the best days of the Hawaii '18 season.
