Surf Bunker - Mag

Julia talks to us about getting into an industry that is more difficult to crack than a Titanium Nut. The reality of the surf photography world at the moment is not a enchanting one. It is probably harder to be successful at than unicorn hunting.

If you are in the office, use this as 3 minuets of escape time. Either way this needs to be seen, Hugo is a kid from Bondi knows how to get to the nose and stay there.

No shaper, in fact nobody that I have ever been to, to have something made, has ever left me feeling as confident that I am going to get what I want. For me this was fantastic. I don’t know if this is normal with Nico, or if we just hit it off, because we feel the same way about surfboards and surfing. If he makes everyone feel this way.....then it is a gift.

This awe inspiring footage gives you a unique view of the one of the most famous surf spots in the world. The wave is crazy beautiful, but don't be ...

This kid has got IT. What ever IT is. He is humble, dedicated and for the want of another word wise. We have had the good fortune to meet the man hims ...

This doesn't mean that I don't like surfing bigger waves, just that I get just as stoked if it is shoulder high and perfect as I would if it was head and a half or double overhead.

If I said Paul Divignau could surf, that would be an understatement. I have seen him paddle his gun into 12ft Hossegor, seen him winning noseriding co ...

Well, these are your thoughts on surf localism and if it is necessary or if it has a valid role in our everyday surfing lives. Some great responses so thanks to all who took the time to write to us.

My latest surf related poem is entitled Green Eyes. This poem is a true story about an incident I witnessed and decided to get involved with after a much needed surf session at my home break in Deal, New Jersey.

To me the clothes seemed to be aimed at the Hamptons with a price tag to match. I felt (along with a lot of others) that the man had sold out a bit. Now he talks a bit more about the whats and whys...