A Sense of Balance
It’s been with a certain sense of mild amusement that i’ve watched the gentrification of Watergate Bay over the last few years.
It’s been with a certain sense of mild amusement that i’ve watched the gentrification of Watergate Bay over the last few years.
Still striving to improve my surfing I jumped on a plane from Indo to Australia touching down in Melbourne. Buzzing from the Indo experience, I was on a mission to get straight back in the water.

Clearing out an old bookcase the other day, I came across ‘Caught Inside’ by Daniel Duane and was reminded quite how important a book it was to me at the start of my surfing obsession.
Some photographers see a lot of the effects created as faults (vignette framing, light leaks, grainy or deeply saturated pictures) but I feel it adds to the artistic approach of my photography. You can see more of my work at www.alisonmcmullon.f2s.com.
Lincolnshire’s secret coast
Don your thickest wetsuit and plunge into Lincolnshire’s empty line-ups and super-clean lefts.
Substituted by blue
Dane Peterson and Belinda Peterson-Baggs report on their mission to bring aid supplies to Indonesia.
Angels with dirty faces
Tucked away at the top of a hill near Gwenver beach, Skewjacks was the definitive 1970s surf camp.
The simple life
Alby Falzon talks to Jair Bortoleto about filmmaking, photography, and being surrounded by beauty.
Magical secret
Take a trip back in time with Jeff Divine to the early days of surf's counterculture.
Walk the plank
Grain Surfboards has cornered the market in sustainable wooden boards that ride like a dream.