Andy Irons - Teahupo’o Tahiti

The iconic image of the late Andy Irons standing tall in the barrel at Teahupo'o Tahiti.

Christmas Wave - Tahiti

A very unusual breaking wave not far from the Teahupo’o main break. This image got its name from a Christmas card sent out by The Surfers Journal Magazine.

Cloudbreak Fiji - Nikon Surf Photo of the Year 2012

Absolutely massive surf with the biggest, most perfect barrels I've ever seen in all my years of photographing surfing.

Kirra Line Up

A late Winter South East swell producing pristine conditions at one of the World’s best sand bottom point breaks.

Peniche Portugal Sunset

Post surf silhouette after a sunset surf session. A Finalist in the Nikon Surf Photo of the Year 2019

Reef Draining - Teahupo’o Tahiti

Mother Nature appears to pull the plug on this breaking wave with the surrounding water disappearing into the trough of the wave.

Tom Carroll - Pipeline Hawaii

“The Snap Heard Around The World” - Tom’s snap became a defining moment in surfing history.

Found at Bells Beach, Torquay in the late 60s with a camera in his hand, Peter 'Joli' Wilson, with his dual signature of blade-sharp surfing action and high exotica, has been a pillar of the surf media for the last four decades. He’s currently senior contributor to just about every major surf magazine you can think of, and a couple more on top of that.

Peter Joli's initial interest in photography came from his Grandfather, a successful amateur filmmaker and photographer. At the age of 14, he helped Peter process his first roll of B&W film shot on a camera given to him by his Godfather. On this roll of film, his grandfather had taken a photo of Peter holding his first surfboard, a 9'2" Gordon Woods. The scene was set.