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Here's our oldest with Elfie. I've never seen a child and a dog have such a tight bond. It's pretty special.

I have enough outdoor activity interests that I could trade the ocean for something else, like snow. I had been an avid backcountry skier for years. The feeling I get from skiing is very very similar to what I get from surfing. We're currently looking into CO (have been for a couple of years...

That's awesome. Within the past few months, partly due to our current living situation, I've been getting my girls out as often as I can. It could be a trip to the desert or a run down the street for a hike around the lagoon. Our last trip out to the desert was a great experience for all 3 of...

Has anyone read Last Child in the Woods? What are your thoughts? I just started reading it yesterday and lots of passages are resonating with me. Maybe it's our current position in life. Maybe it's because my oldest daughter is 8 and she's never seen snow. Maybe it's the megalopolis of Southern...

Anthony Bourdain's crew shoots with 5D IIs as well. I've been trying to crack the cinematography shell as well. Moving from stills to moving images is a pretty big leap. I have a few ideas for a project that I recently started. Inspiration is coming from films like '180 South', 'A Brokedown...

That's perfect! Thanks for that.

I had been planning to install some of the USB boards from One Half Watt but they've apparently gone out of business within the last week or so. I've been digging around for something similar but google is failing me at the moment. I'd prefer not to have a box that plugs into a lighter and I...

Ancient Chinese secret young grasshoppa. I spit on the lens port just before I get in then give it a good licking. Saliva repels salt water better than anything for some reason. :drool: I'm comfortable in most conditions. I don't push myself as hard these days and my limit is about 12'. I...

I shoot mostly primes. The 50/1.8 is an okay lens but I would spend the extra money and get the 1.4. I have the 1.2 and it is always mounted to one of my cameras. It's my favorite lens. Second fav would be the 35/1.4. The 70-200/2.8 is a great lens but heavy. You will need to be careful with...

There's a been a bit of swell (first decent one of the winter) running the past few days. Earlier this week, I was too excited to even think about swimming out with the camera. I was having way too much fun on the handplane. Took a bit of time this afternoon to get the camera wet.

Aloha Chad! My world keeps getting smaller. Pass along a hello to Karen for me.

I'll add a few. I'll dig up some more candid ones tomorrow.

You can find them here. Mark's really good about answering email. The address is at the bottom of the page.

Just received a set of replacement front sway bar links for my FJ. I'll probably do the install tomorrow or Friday. These things are solid.

rad. i just started goofing around with timelapse. nothing worth sharing yet but i'm working on it.

32 is way too young. That image wasn't him but this one is. Winning the 2003 Pipe Masters.

Digging around the archives for some old surf stuff of Andy Irons. He unfortunately died today from an apparent case of Dengue fever. The winter circus on Oahu this year is not going to be the same. Anyway, I came across this one, I'd thought would be good to share.

This is epic. What a fantastic image! I always find it amazing that wherever I go, no matter the barriers (language or otherwise), kids are kids the world over. Thank you for this one. Made my evening.

ditto that. great photos