Here are some of the results of the latest Quiksilver ad campaign.
Kelly Slater, Julian Wilson, Jeremy Flores, and Dane Reynolds were flown down to that lovely little secret spot in Mexico, along with the biggest entourage ever of filmers, photographers, and general support crew to pull this off.
Super slow motion, high speed cameras, and some playful video editing make for a compelling presentation.
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-JY- over at Liquid Playground has been on fire, getting some gorgeous photos in Socal.
Brett Simpson hit the radar when he won Huntington Beach, now everyone can bow down to the surf god he really is.
The Daily Bread blog out of Newport Beach posts up epic images from every little bump of a swell to come through.
Ryan Struck posted a few pictures of a shaping session going down and a new board being born.
Check out this “leftover” footage from Circulate Motion Pictures’ movie, Way of the Ocean. Asher Pacey and Josh Kerr find a below sea level reef slab and pull into a few shacks. If this is leftover footage, the full move is going to be epic.
RYOBI has partnered with the ad agency BMF Sydney to come up with this clever set of advertisements for their power tools. Someone over there gets it.
Sam Page has thrown together a little video of the action at the Cloud 9 Invitational that took place in October 2009. Australian surfer Garrett Parkes beat Hawaiian Makua Rothman in the final, but much of the action took place in the first round with Jamie O’Brien and Sam Page himself getting 10s.
Yeah, you want to surf perfect Pipe? Nic Muscroft over at MOBORUSH shows what that wonderful reef will do to your board alone, just on the paddle out. Watch those fingers on the duck dives.
Who wouldn’t be stoked to qualify for the Dream Tour? I bet Dusty is pretty stoked. Guess who else is stoked, Volcom, that’s who. Volcom threw together this little congratulatory video for Dusty just to show how stoked they are.
The Eddie Aikau was pumping, great conditions and everyone was charging. Check out the highlight packages from Quiksilver.
The Quiver Boardworks team scored some slabs in Scotland. Fun, funky little waves they have over there.
