New wallpaper images from the making of WAY OF THE OCEAN.
Sometimes you just have to capture the waves you see onto paper. Whether surfing, drawing, or watching the waves, they are relaxing and energizing at the same time. Click one of the links below to download this desktop wallpaper. enjoy-
The video page has been updated with a comprehensive listing of all video posts. There are plenty of clips to dig into before the next one arrives so give it a look. Also, we are also running a photo contest through our facebook page. Become a fan, enter and you could win a matted 8 x 10 photo of your choice.
Josh Kerr is regarded as one of the best aerialists in the world and its clear when watching him surf that he intends to keep it that way. Kerrzy’s bag of tricks is endless and you can bet he is busy dreaming up fresh and creative ways to take to the air day in and day out. Later this week we will be posting a short and sweet clip displaying how big Josh can go in just one quick session.
When you have an island as large as Australia with thousands of miles of surfable coastline, timing becomes the most important element in the quest for perfect waves. Wind conditions, swell direction, tides and other variables come into play and can literally make drastic changes to the surf in minutes. During the first few months of production for the film time and luck were on our side and being in the right place at the right time seemed to become routine. Every surfer has certain days that stand out in their mind for one reason or another as a magic day and those memories are what it its all about. This particular day for us came quite early in production as we stumbled upon a perfect beach break with spitting barrels and no one around for miles. Sometimes its not the quality of the waves but the day itself that can turn your memories to magic. Our little secret spot was kind to us on more than a few occasions and here is a quick look at why those memories are so dear and why the Ocean is such a special place.
New wallpaper images from the making of WAY OF THE OCEAN.
This is a photo collage with a shot from the rain forest, a perfect early morning peeler and Josh Kerr getting loose. Click one of the links below to download this desktop wallpaper. enjoy-
WAY OF THE OCEAN is a definitive look at wave riding in the current state of our oceans. Follow the world's best surfers around the globe exploring all the natural wonders of our precious oceans. The salt water provides life and energy on a daily basis and the time to restore and preserve our oceans is now.
starring:
Asher Pacey, Kelly Slater
Cj Hobgood, Ry Craike
Dane Reynolds, Josh Kerr
and more
This documentary of epic proportions will be released
as a five part movie series beginning with
WAY OF THE OCEAN: Australia in late 2010
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