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January 4th, 2009

So the other day, I'm sitting with a friend, and we're both watching my latest movie, GrooveMasters. We are both chuckling at this one "character" who stumbles by me as I'm shooting. My buddy looks over at me and asks.

"Did he just give you the finger?"

"Yep." I answered. The "He" who he was referring to, was the guy walking by me at the Wall as I was filming. He clearly flips me the bird as he walks past me. I guess I need to back up a bit here for you.

It was a hot Summer day at the Wall.

The waves were fun, and the crowds were thick. Both in the water and out. And like most Hot Summer Crowded days at the Wall, there are plenty of characters walking by. I was shooting the action when I spotted this guy walking towards me. He stood out from the crowd because of what he was wearing. He had a "Shortie" on (No sleeves or legs) but he also was donning strange looking "skull cap" hood, and he had thick 5mil gloves on, and...he was wearing booties.

Plus, he was carrying a Longboard with his leash attached.

And he was walking down along the sidewalk. Not on the beach, but actually up on the cement. He was catching small children and other beach crafts, with his long, dangling leash. But it was his wetsuit ensemble, that originally caught my eye. And I did, what I would of done, if he was wearing yellow ballerina outfit. I turned my GL-1 Camcorder on him and pulled the trigger. Both barrels.

He did one of those, subtle ' flip me the bird ' gestures, by pretending to rub his forehead. The middle finger was pretty evident. I could see he was not happy with what I was doing. So, I yelled over to him as he walked past me. "Come on man...you're in the public eye. You can't walk by me looking like that, and expect me not to shoot."

No one else noticed it as I shot, or at least, no one said anything to me about it. Maybe they didn't want to be videotaped and thought it better to keep quiet. But the whole incident got me thinking, and quite frankly, this was not the first time I've encountered some undesirable beach patrons who got upset with my roving eye. So I guess, I need to point out some simple public photography facts.

If you're outdoors, and in the public eye, you are fair game.

In other words, I can shoot anything and anyone, if you are in the public eye. If you are indoors, say in your home for instance, or at a place of business, I can not. But because you are outside, I can shoot. I've been shooting these beach scenes for years, and I've captured some really good stuff while doing it. Like the above mentioned dude.

I call it the Paparazzi Rule.

Those Paparazzis are able to shoot those unwilling celebrities because of this law. The famous may not like it, but there's nothing they can do about it. Call it the price of fame and fortune. And really, it's a small price to pay. I'm not saying that the Paparazzi is an honorable occupation. I'm sure it's a hard life. But you have to understand that what they do is legal. Same with me shooting the unusual on the beach. It's fair game.

In fact, there was a time when I called myself Vince Paparazzi That was another of the dozen or so nicknames I've had over the years. Vince Paparazzi. It sort of rolls off the tongue. Don't you think?

So if you walk by me, on a hot summer day, while I'm shooting the surf action, and you're looking like you just fell off the turnip truck, dressed in a wacked out ensemble...I am pulling the trigger. I am pulling the trigger as sure as the day is long. I have to. It's my job. I have to shoot the bizarre characters as much as I have to shoot the surf action. It's all fair and legal. And quite a bit of fun for me.

There's a few other scenes in my two new movies that are borderline Paparazzi. On one particular hot summer day, an older gentleman went jogging by me, with no shirt on, wearing these loud Hawaiian print trunks, with high black socks, and black shoes. He had a ' Larry Fine' looking head, straight out of the "Three Stooges". I mean, I had to wheel and fire on him.

There's another guy doing push-ups on the Wall. Another scene with a guy so jacked up and tanned, that he looked bigger than life. He was a good sport though. Even though he probably could of killed me, he was good about me shooting him.

Then there was the brother from up North, who had his trunks on over his wetsuit. He was very good about me shooting him, and he actually spoke to me about it. I think he realized that I was going to shoot his ' strange trip' regardless, so he went along with me.

The bottom line is, if you see me on the beach and I have my camera, and you happen to see someone or something of interest, do us all a favor, and point it out to me.

Just be discreet about it. Thank you. Vince Paparazzi

 

 

 

 

Today, is the last day, we will put on our Christmas lights...I'm sorry, I mean Holiday Lights. There's no real Emily Post rule, to say how long you display the festive, multi colored lights, that I'm aware of. To me, it's the weekend of New Years. I know some folks go to the "Little Christmas" or whatever it is they call it. But for us, it's this last weekend. The tree comes down. The lights come off the house. It's over.

When the kids were young, we used to drive around the seacoast, and see some homes with Christmas lights, that were well into the end of January and February. We would roll down our windows and yell "Let it go!"

That's just the lights though. I think it's cool and acceptable, to keep Wreaths up during this time. Or at least, I was told that it's OK. I found that out years ago, when I took a wreath off my front door, that an old landlord had put up. It was well after the major Holidays, and I thought, 'OK it's over, time to take it down.' Turns out, it was not. At least for this particular person. I was told, that the Holiday Wreaths, can stay up past the designated time frame. If anyone knows anything to the contrary, please let me know. And I'll spread the word.

My movie "Groovemasters" soundtrack is really growing on me. My nephew Jesse C who is going by the cool name of 'QWILL' is all over the music bed. There's something about his music, that really lends a creative hand to Longboarding. Maybe it's the fact, that he is so soulful to begin with, or maybe, it's the simple fact, that he is one of us. Or both of us. He rides both shortboards and longboards. In either case, his music works so well with GrooveMasters as does Dave Cropper's song April Morning. All in all, both of these movies are a local production in every sense of the word.

Now for some casual observances from last week.

Israel has started the ground war against HAMAS . This is going to get uglier before it gets better. There are no logical solutions to this mess. One thing's for sure, Hamas had to have known, that firing rockets into Israel for the last 3-4 weeks, was going to result in something bad happening. It's like sticking your finger in a Yellowjacket's nest. You know those Yellowjackets are gonna come out and sting your ass. Hamas just got stung. And they are being stung as I write this. But beware...IRAN is watching all of this very carefully.

President elect Obama has his hands full.

He's going to need all of our support. He's got mine. The world is a dangerous place. There's hard times acoming. There will be more wars, and more despair, before things get better. We need to buckle up and support our President and our country. This is no joke. Stand up and unite. Don't go Bush hating on the new guy, and the new administration. Look forward to 2010, or beyond, before things get better. Meanwhile, tighten your seatbelt.

OK I admit it. I'm upset that our New England Patriots did not make the Play-Offs. They were (are) clearly better than most of the teams that did. Look at what happened. The COLTS lost. The DOLPHINS lost. Things are not right in Patriots Nation. 11-5 and we sit at home. Albeit, it might have only been just one more game and we too would be sitting home, like Miami and Indy. But then again, maybe not. I guess we'll never know now.

And, we might lose even more if Pioli and McDaniels are gone next year. The horror. The horror. The horror.

Still, having said all of this, I'm enjoying watching the NFL. That Colts / Chargers game was as exciting a game as I've ever seen. So much for the Brother vs Brother Superbowl. Peyton is out. Will Eli join the Manning family and watch the Big game at home on their large screen HD Tv? Or will he go forward and be one of the last two teams standing?
Who the hell knows?

The poor DOLPHINS let one get away. QB Chad Pennington's 4 interceptions and one fumble sealed the deal for the RAVENS. And the young Falcon's QB from BC, Matt Ryan's Play-Off debut ended just six points away from advancing. The NFL..which stands for Not For Long is taking it's toll.
Go Celtics and Bruins!

Don't forget "GREETING SEASONS" and "Groovemasters" are in the shops!

There's still time to score one of Brian Nevins's canvas print orders. Brian Nevins 949.295.9390
www.briannevins.com

Kevin Doherty has a 2009 Calendar in the Shops that features all of New England. Check it out!

Please Support ALL The photographers who contribute to Ralph's Pic Of The Week Especially: Ed O'Connell, John Carden, Brian Nevins, Bernie Baker, Jamie Wade, Kevin Doherty, Lenny Nichols, Chris Shipley, The Phantom, Ross Kunkel, Bob Consentino, and Chris Thompson and all the others.

Rest in Peace Alex Doyle.

QWILL is available on myspace.com/qwillmusic

Remember my friends...Surfing heals all wounds....
Pray for Surf. Pray for Peace. Surf For Fun.

Ralph


 

Yesterday- 1977Jay's Secret Southern NH surf spot.
(Below) All sand beach. With dunes. No one out for miles in either direction. Just Jay Hammer and I.
Southern NH. Back in the day...now it's a zoo, with upwards of 2 to 3 people out on any given day.
Ahhh the good ole days.
Video frame grab of Old Super 8mm movie by R. G. Fatello SFOD



2009 Today- Photos taken This First Week in New England, 2009


(Above) FREEZING COLD single digits...January 1st, 2009. The empty Wall and Max went snowboarding
with some friends and froze his ass off.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Check the swell direction. January 1st, 2009. The Wall.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

(Above) January 1st, 2009. Black and White beach scene.
Photo by Lenny Nichols


(Above) January 1st, 2009.
Photo by Lenny Nichols


(Above) January 1st, 2009. Locals on the beach.
Photo by Lenny Nichols


(Above) January 1st, 2009. Happy Blue Year.
Photo by Lenny Nichols


(Above) NYC New Years Eve.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Sam holding up the Ball of 2009 confusion..
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) OK admit it. We all secretly have wondered what it would be like to ring in the New Year
in the Big Apple. Nevins shares the experience.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Happy New Year from Times Square.
Photo by Brian Nevins

 



(Above) AVAILABLE NOW! CLICK ON POSTER of GREETING SEASONS from the NEW SFOD
*To order by check go to SurFreeOrDie.com
*To order by credit card go to CinnamonRainbows.com
Movie to see Trailer. Poster Design By ADLANTIC


*GROOVEMASTERS IS OUT and IN THE SHOPS!
*To order by check go to SurFreeOrDie.com
*To order by credit card go to CinnamonRainbows.com
(Above) AVAILABLE NOW! CLICK ON POSTER of GROOVEMASTERS from the NEW SFOD
Movie to see Trailer. Poster Design By ADLANTIC


Brian Nevins 949.295.9390
www.briannevins.com



RALPH'S VIDEO CLIP OF THE WEEK.
CLICK ON THE PHOTO IMAGE BELOW FOR SHORT WINDOWS MEDIA FILE VIDEO CLIP.
VIDEO by SFOD R. Fatello

(Above) CLICK ON Video (photo) Frame Grab of Mac Petty from GrooveMasterS for a clip from the
NEW SFOD Movie. Video Frame grab by R. Fatello SFOD

2008 The BEST of Ralph's Pic Of The Week From-2008

January -2008

(Above) Early morning January lines.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Late afternoon hollowness. January Beach break.
Photo (Video frame grab) by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) This wave almost looks fake. One year ago this month. January 2008
Photo (Video frame grab) by R. Fatello SFOD



(Above) From the BIG January 08 Swell. The subject of a painting from Corey Howard.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above)The January 08 Swell. So uniquely New England.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) The BIG January 08 Swell. Golden afternoon.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Mr GrooveMaster himself Mike Moran knee paddling in January 08.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) From across the bay. Lenny Nichols is dead center on this January 08 peak.
Photo by Ed O'Connell



(Above) Longboards splitting the peak. Bobby go right-Markey go left. January 08.
Photo by Ed O'Connell



(Above) The Wave shot. The Barrel. January 08.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) Kevin Grondin death barrel. January 08.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) The Wall...January 08.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) Northern Massachusetts January 08.
Photo by Kevin Doherty


(Above) Northern New Hampshire January 08.
Photo by Kevin Doherty

February -2008


(Above) This could almost be Summer...except it's February and it was COLD!
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Nohea Nichols Rafferty on the same day as above. Feb. 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Mike Moran takes a walk in Feb. 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) One of my favorite Winter shots. Goofyland, Feb. 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Kevin Grondin February carve Feb. 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Stevie O'Hara in a St. Valentines Day barrel Feb.08.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) Peek-a-boo St. Valentines Day barrel, Feb 08.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) Jeff Crawford shot this on Hawaii's North Shore , Feb 08.
Photo by Jeff Crawford


(Above) Sam Hammer paddles by a stunning Wall wave. Feb 08.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Speaking of stunning Wall waves. Feb 08.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Sam Hammer launching at the Wall . Feb 08.*This became a cover photo at ESM.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Cold blue. Feb 08.
Photo by Brian Nevins



(Above) Lunar Eclipse. Feb. 2008
Photo (Video frame grab) by R. Fatello SFOD

March -2008

(Above) Pinecones. March 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Pinecones with just two guys out. March 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) The Wall. March 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

(Above) Again, The Wall. March 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) The mysterious world of Lenny Nichols. March 2008
Photo by Lenny Nichols


(Above) Mike Moran slotted at the Wall. March 2008 Photo by John Carden

(Above) Slotted on Hawaii's North Shore. March 08.
Photo by Jeff Crawford



(Above) This looks like something we could all enjoy. North Shore. March 08.
Photo by Jeff Crawford


(Above) Tight cutback North Shore. March 08.
Photo by Bernie Baker


(Above) One of the BEST shots from last year's North Shore assault. March 08.
Photo by Bernie Baker

(Above) March sunrise. March 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Morning arc. March 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Good afternoon salute. March 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell

April-2008


(Above) Michael Taylor Green kelp ride. April 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) MVF bottom turn. The subject of a painting by Hannah Vokey. April 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Michael Moran hip hopping to the nose. April 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Dougie Fresh lip blast. . April 2008.
Photo by Bryan Nicholson


(Above) Green barrels and long neck geese, some humpty back camels and some... April 2008.
Photo by Kevin Doherty


(Above) Jon Gozzo. April 2008.
Photo by Cris Dow

(Above) The Wall. April 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) One more time, The Wall. April 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

(Above) Kelp Point. April 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD



(Above) Doug Fresh at Kelp Point. April 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

 


(Above) The Wall under the moonlight. April 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Tarfoot bowls. April 2008
Photo by John Carden



(Above) Mike Stanek at Sugar Cones. April 2008
Photo by John Carden


(Above) Stanek in the Sugar shack. April 2008
Photo by John Carden

(Above) Meanwhile down in Nicaragua. April, 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Nicaragua. April, 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) The only way to hide from the hot Nicaraguan sun. April, 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Hiding from the hot Hawaiian sun. April, 2008.
Photo by Bernie Baker

May-2008

(Above) Kai Nichols grabs a rail and holds on. May, 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Billy Ritchie cuts back. May, 2008.
Photo by Kevin Doherty


(Above) MVF in my old stomping grounds. May, 2008.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Mark Driscoll bottom turns in the same spot that so many have turned before. May, 2008.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

June-2008


(Above) Grif, Max and Tom Curren at the Wall. June 2008.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Tom Curren at the Wall. June 2008.
Photo (Video frame grab) by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Kody , Tom and Max June 2008.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

(Above) Tom Curren 10th Street. June 2008.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Such a beautiful photograph. June 2008.
Photo by John Carden

July-2008



(Above) MVF water shot. From the movie Greeting Seasons. July 2008.
Photo (Video frame grab) by R. Fatello SFOD


(Above) Mike Stanek. July 2008.
Photo by Chris Shipley


(Above) Nick Miller wracking up turns at the Wall. July 2008.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) MVF banging the lip at the Wall. July 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Leah Grondin at the Wall. July 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) MVF cover shot to Greeting Seasons and quite possibly one of my fave shots of all time. July 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Corey Howard's Brian Nevins inspiration painting. July 2008.
Painting by Corey Howard


(Above) The MOST unique artist on the seacoast. Eric Zak. Look for for Eric's NEW website coming soon.
July 2008. Carving by Eric Zak

August-2008

(Above) Jared Velstos the Wall. August 2008.
Photo by Chris Shipley


(Above) Skip sliding at the Wall. August 2008.
Photo by Chris Shipley


(Above) Corey Lopez at the Wall. August 2008.
Photo by Chris Shipley


(Above) The Wounded Warriors Project the Wall. August 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) The Wounded Warriors Project the Wall. What an amazing day. August 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) Mark Mix wave number 500 during the The Wounded Warriors Project the Wall. August 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Jay Gould says Thank You. The Wounded Warriors Project the Wall. August 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) The Seacoast says Thank You. The Wounded Warriors Project the Wall. August 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell

September-2008




(Above) Somewhere north of here. September 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) We can't tell you where...only when. September 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) If you can fly by it...it's not a secret. September 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


(Above) North Carolina death trap. September 2008.
Photo by Chris Shipley


(Above) North Carolina launching pad. September 2008.
Photo by Chris Shipley


(Above) Would you pay to park for this view? September 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Lenny longboard. September 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) Dan on one of the best longboard pics of all-time. September 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


(Above) The strange perspective of low tide at the Wall. September 2008.
Photo by Jamie Wade

 


(Above) Black and white portrait of a surf scene. . September 2008.
Photo by Jamie Wade


(Above) Southern New England. September 2008.
Photo by Kevin Doherty


(Above) Mike Stanek in his favorite hiding hole. September 2008.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) Wall scene. September 2008.
Photo by John Carden



(Above) Nice neighborhood. September 2008.
Photo by John Carden


(Above) Not so nice neighborhood. September 2008.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

October-2008

Above) Check out the empty wave I missed. October 2008.
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD


Above) One of my Favorite empty wave photos ever. October 2008.
Photo by Ross Kunkel


Above) Frankie Walsh slashing attack. October 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) MVF near miss cutty. October 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) Steve Franson setting up for the hollowness. October 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) I love the Wall. October 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) The Wall and her waves. October 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) Adam Coates blasting backside attack. October 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


Above) MVF under the pitching lip. October 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


Above) BHD in the perfect rabbit hole. October 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


Above) Tony B. at ' Tony's House.' October 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell

November-2008



Above) Mike Moran. The cover shot to GrooveMasters. November 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) Mike Gleason enjoying his Thanksgiving visit with Nevins. November 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) Brian Nevins has an eye for beauty. New Hampshire, November 2008.
Photo by Brian Nevins


Above) Lenny Nichols has an eye for the overlooked beauty. November 2008.
Photo by Lenny Nichols


Above) Frankie Walsh lip lock. November 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


Above) Young Kai Nichols turning towards the future. November 2008.
Photo by Ed O'Connell


Above) This photo says it all. Mavericks. November 2008.
Photo courtesy of the Phantom

December-2008


Above) The Ultimate Hawaiian photograph, by the ultimate Hawaiian photographer. December 2008.
Photo by Bernie Baker

(Above) It gets hollow in NH... December 13th, 2008.
Photo by Bill Morrissey


(Above) It gets nice and hollow in NH... December 13th, 2008.
Photo by Bill Morrissey


(Above) It gets hollow in California too. Just ask the Phantom. December 2008
Photo courtesy of the Phantom


(Above) California December 2008
Photo courtesy of the Phantom


(Above) Kelly Slater 9x World Champ. December 2008
Photo by Bernie Baker

(Above) Happy Holidays from Ralph's Pic Of The Week!. December 2008
Photo by R. Fatello SFOD

 


(Above) Sea smoke. The Last photo from December of 2008. Nevins captures the
moment on an early sunrise December morning.
Photo by Brian Nevins

Today 2008 PARTING SHOT- ..."RED DOG 1-We Have the SUP in our sights,
request permission to take him out..."



(Above) Can't we all get along?
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