First Out

Somebody has to always be the first one out... It's winter, it's pumping 6-8ft and not a soul is around. You out there?

Fading Light

This is among one of my top sunsets that I've witnessed. The popcorn clouds in the foreground propelled this one up a few notches in my book. Small waves but awesome colors!

Setting Sun

Taken a few Summers back at Ditch Plains. Long, very fun day of surf!

Leen With It

This is a shot of my buddy Lee charging some rather large surf on his own. Saw some pretty big ones that day!

Split Peak

Classic black and white shot of one of the best types of waves there is... An a-frame. Why the best you ask? You can share it with friends!

Split It

Sharing is caring... Tom the regular footer goes right while John the goofy goes left and everyone gets barreled and therefore everyone is happy! Hermine swell. LDW, 2016 in Long Beach, NY.

Misplaced

So close, yet so far. Taking it all in... Lone winter swells in Montauk.

Last Light

The rare Ditch Plains solo session... Fall light, 3 foot swell.

Lit Turn

Back lit turn, early one morning during a run of long period hurricane swell.

Out There

A calming image of a surfer paddling back out after getting a wave. The monotone colors and clean lines really get me on this one!

Montauk Dreaming

This one really needs no introduction... When I think of Montauk and hurricane season, an image like this pops into my head.

Montauk Classic

Another shot that just really hits home on why I decided so long ago that Montauk would be where I live. Here she is looking all beautiful and point break like!

Morning Lights

Sunrise wave check during another epic September run of swell!

Fire Skies

Fall 2020, Montauk NY. After the fires in California had burned for several months, the winds finally turned in a direction that we actually saw upper level smoke in our skies here in NY. It turned our skies hazy and our Sun copper for a few days during an awesome hurricane swell.

Turning Gold

See "Fire Skies" for why the sky was this color. This was taken during a hurricane swell in September of 2020.

Picaresque

This is the third of a three wave photo collection that pairs warm tones from an unusual fire sky that we experienced here in NY this past Fall.

Sand Wedge

If ya know, ya know. Don't ask, don't tell. HEAVY vibes this day... Didn't like it one bit. Balaram and a few other pros really put on quite a show.

Tosh Pockets

Like a mini-me of his father Joel Tudor. Yes, that is Joel's son, Tosh. He had never surfed this wave before but only took him a few minutes to figure it out.

Wavelengths

Oh my. This was the best I had ever seen or surfed Ditch. 6-10 foot, clean, long lines. It was pumping. No other way to describe it.

Dawn Patrol

Early morning surfs are the best way to start your day... Wonder where this guy is heading off to? Maybe an office? A patrol car? A classroom?