Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
New Video - 6'2 Driftwood Stubby at Malibu - Shot and Edited by David J Carpio
In this video, Abe Hideki shows us how much fun hulls can be as he rides my 6'2 Driftwood Stubby Displacement Hull in waist high afternoon surf at Malibu. Shot and Edited by David J Carpio. Check out his cheater 5!
Labels:
Anchovy,
Displacement Hull Surfboard,
Malibu,
Photography,
stoked,
Surf Video
Thursday, June 5, 2014
New Video - 9'6 DC SAM in Fun Beachbreak Surf
Here's a quick edit from David J Carpio Photography of Cale Riding both my 9'6 DC SAM and his 6'11 Double Ender in some fun Beachbreak Surf over the weekend. Set to the music of the Ravonettes.
Nice ciggy Cale.
Labels:
Double Ender,
Longboard,
Photography,
Surf,
Surf A Pig,
Surfing
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Video Clip - 6'11 DC Double Ender in Clean California Surf by David Carpio
Small clean waves and Cale's 6'11 DC Double Ender. Shot and edited by David Carpio . I love watching how these boards gently displace water in trim.
Labels:
Beach,
California,
DC Double ender,
Egg,
Fun,
Handmade,
Photography,
Single Fin,
Surf,
Surf Video,
Surfing,
Waves
Friday, March 2, 2012
Evening In The Desert..
These Shots were from a few months back but capture the splendor of a place that has sand and powerful waves of raw natural energy...
We captured this image from the porch of the famous desert watering hole, Pappy & Harriett's, just as the sun was saying its final goodbye for the day. As she sunk below the ridge, the air was crisp and the stars were just starting to cut through the icy blue night sky. Venus in all her splendor was showing them what she was made of..
This Shot was taken from a hill top on an old mining trail In Joshua Tree National Park. The lens of the camera captured the glare fom the setting sun in a way that made it look like a giant magenta jellyfish.
We captured this image from the porch of the famous desert watering hole, Pappy & Harriett's, just as the sun was saying its final goodbye for the day. As she sunk below the ridge, the air was crisp and the stars were just starting to cut through the icy blue night sky. Venus in all her splendor was showing them what she was made of..
This Shot was taken from a hill top on an old mining trail In Joshua Tree National Park. The lens of the camera captured the glare fom the setting sun in a way that made it look like a giant magenta jellyfish.
This one was one of the last shots of the day and was the visual signature of the trip. You can see the red hills with an army of Joshua Trees marching past as they try to follow the setting sun.
These are hand lacquered, wood backed prints that we make ourselves. All of them are available for purchase in the store. All Photos by Candy Mako and Myself.
Labels:
Curio Gallery,
Joshua Tree,
Photography,
Road Trip,
The Desert,
Wood Backed Prints
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