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March 1st, 2020 The RUN is 9 out of 9 Weeks.
Waist high or better at least once a week.

There were Over Head High waves on Thursday 2-27-20


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24 Hour INSANE WILD & WINDY Swell. New East Coast Surf Mag RAMBLER. Dems Battle It Out! The CORONA VIRUS.
US and TALIBAN Sign Peace Accord Ending 19yr War in Afghanistan. Fingers crossed.


 



"AND THE WIND BEGAN TO HOWL!"

That's a Bob Dylan lyric from the song that was made famous by Jimi Hendrix, ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER. But "Boy Oh Boy" did that wind ever howl. She started howling late Wednesday night, and didn't stop until Saturday morning. I could hear the ocean getting angry from my house on Wednesday as well. By Thursday morning, she was gusting 40 to 50mph out of the east. That's an onshore wind for us East Coasters. No where is good to surf. But we all knew, the wind was going to come around and blow out of the west.

What we didn't know, was that she would blow just as hard. 40 to 50mph!



There were reports of the wind gusting up to 60mph plus! That's damn near hurricane force winds. And once the wind shifted out of the west, so too did the air temps drop. And I mean drop. It made no difference what you were wearing, it was biting cold. The wind went through every layer of clothing I was wearing on the beach. It's days like this, that make us yearn for the tropics.

I have mentioned in the past that having been on both sides of the winter wetsuit, I know what it's like to be in the water on the cold days, and on the beach on those same cold days. And I'm telling you, it is colder standing on the beach than it is in the water. Much colder.

And as much as I am sort of complaining about the cold, I realize that it is exactly these kinds of days in the winter, that I am drawn to each winter. I know what nature provides and I am willing to put up with the discomfort of being cold to get the shots and the video. Like this shot above. This is actually from a sequence. Typically we surf photographers shoot sequences of surfers on waves like this. But I have always loved shooting sequences of empty waves as well. You can see so much more with the empty wave than you can with a wave with a rider onboard.

In fact, I shot plenty of video of empty waves spilling over, with giant plumes of spray blowing back out sea for 30 to 50 yards. It's impressive. mother nature.

The video I shot on 2-27-20 will be ready mid week. There's not much in the way of surf this week so I should be free to just edit. I just finished the California edit for my friends out west and here at home. I will be making a shorter version of that edit as well to post here. But I'm really looking forward to see what I have on video from this incredible day of Wind and Waves.

Just when you think that the print media is dead...BAM!

I must not being paying attention. Because this mag somehow slipped under my radar. Is it a All EAST COAST mag? Or something else? All I do know is one of our Northern Tribe Warriors has a pretty freaking cool color photo in this issue. Check out Kainalu Nichols.



Still one of my favorite water shots of all time. The fact that it's Kai makes it all th better. The Dirty Jersey Brown never looked better. I'm going to have to look up these guys and see what's up. RAMBLER. My late grandmother drove a Rambler, but I'm sure that's not the image they are after. Or is it?

Every now and then my buddy Jay Hammer who lives in hawaii sends me stuff via email. He sent this to me the other day. Apparently there was a fire at WAIKIKI's Moana Surfrider and all the boards burned to a crisp. Except one.



Not sure who would burn down something of this significance, but there is an ARSON investigation ongoing as I write this. Pretty sad. There's some true Hawaiian history lost here.

This image below popped up on my TWITTER Feed.

It's a signed copy of the original NEWSWEEK Magazine from 1964. This belongs to my old friend ChaChi Loprette. And it is signed by the two surviving BEATLES Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Cha-Chi has a morning Beatles show on WUMB.org called BREAKFAST WITH THE BEATLES. If you haven't heard it and you're a Beatles fan, you should dial him up.



I know a lot of Beatles fans (myself included) but not many of them hold the knowledge that ChaChi does when it comes to BEATLEMANIA.

The man knows it all. He's invested his whole life into the Beatles. Personally, I can say without question that The BEATLES changed my life. And I know hundreds of musicians who can say the same. I mean these are musicians that I know. And you all know, that there are millions more who can say the same. Think about that.

Millions of musicians who were/are influenced by The BEATLES.

I get upset when I hear someone say that The Beatles were not that good.
And if someone says to me "they don't like them?" That raises an immediate Red Flag and that person instantly slips down several rungs on the Ladder of RESPECTABILITY. That is a person who is not to be trusted.

ChaChi has met both McCartney and Ringo several times.

Ringo and Chachi are on a first name basis. ChaChi's favorite Beatle was George. And while he never met George, he did speak with him over the phone once. He's met Yoko Ono but never John. Anyway, I thought you'd get a kick out of this old 1964 NEWSWEEK cover

So you're asking yourself, why is Ralph posting a photo of his dog in the snow? Two reasons. First and foremost, I love my dog Patch and I thought this was a good photo of him. Secondly, look at the size of those deer tracks in the snow. That's a huge Buck. We were out last Sunday poking around the woods looking for sheds. I know, let me guess, you have no idea what a shed is right? A shed is the Buck's antlers. The Bucks shed their antlers each winter and grow back new ones each summer.



My guess is the owner of these tracks had a huge rack that is out in those woods somewhere. And it's really just another excuse to run the dog and get some excercise. "Go find that bone Patch!"

I know you've heard me say in the past that you need to both look up and look down at your feet when you're out and about with a camera. Though in today's world, everyone has a decent camera in their cell phones. Trying to get a "Wave Cloud" is hard to do because they don't last long. And some wave clouds only slightly resemble a wave. But this pic? This is a good one.



Taken at Mount Washington's Observatory. That looks like a wave to me.
So keep your eyes open out there. Look up. Look down. You'll be surprised at what you will see.

"Surfing Heals All Wounds."




This is Mark Jowett exactly 10 years ago to the day. The only difference is there are no waves today. And that board is no longer in service. March 1st, 2010. Photo by Ed O'Connell
*Click the photo above to see a larger version of Ed's Pic.

Now for Some Local, National and International News
This just in. Joe Biden wins South Carolina. He trounced Larry David, I mean Bernie Sanders. I'm personally way more comfortable with Joe than I am with Bernie. Still with 45, Biden, and Sanders all in their 70's it really dosen't say much about the future of our country. I joked last week calling it the Campaign of
Presidential Geezers. But you know what? It pretty much is.



After Super Tuesday we should start to get a better idea of who will be left standing. Tom Styer has left the race as of today.

OK this shit is real and starting to scare some people. I say some because I am not one of them. How is it that South America and Africa are clear? Same with Mexico. What if Mexico ends up being the safe zone? Hope they don't go and build a wall to keep us out. That would really suck, but be really funny too.



If this holds? It will be the end of our 19 year War with the Taliban. Those in the know are holding their breath on this one.



Hard to trust these "Bearded Toads." They are to be our allies against both Al Qeada and ISIS. That should be interesting.



ESM (Eastern Surf Magazine) using a READY MAG format did the Best of Ralph's Pic. And while they couldn't possibly use everything thing I've ever done, they did manage to put up some 50 pics of mine, plus two videos. And I was truly humbled by their intro. Mez said some nice things about me. CLICK ON THE IMAGE ABOVE TO SEE THE WHOLE Spread.

COMING FATHER'S DAY 2020.





Look "FOR LOVE AND WAVES" sometime in the near future. It will be an all original soundtrack. And this all original concept of couples who surf will be fun. Married couples. Single couples. Gay couples. Lovers who surf together. From SURF FREE OR DIE and RALPH'S PIC OF THE WEEK.

The TRAILER was posted on Valentines Day
February 14th, 2020. Get the significance?

Or RENT or BUY it Online. You have spoken and I have listened. You don't have a DVD player so I made it available Online. Watch it on your Smart TV, your computer, or your cellphone! I can't make this any easier my friends.


GRANITE GIRLS and The RIVER WOMEN from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo. NOW AVAILABLE on VIMEO ON DEMAND.

KSM Photoshop of the Week
Say what you want about KSM, but the truth is, you DON'T NEED A MASK! You will not be protected by the Coronavirus wearing a paper mask. So take this pic as a PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT from Kahliddy down in GITMO.




And so my friends, please take advantage of this weekly photo shop of the mastermind who planned 9-11 and resulted in the deaths of 3,000 innocent civilians by KSM (Khalid Sheik Mohammed).

*Note to self -must pick up a case of paper masks at Home Depot this week.

Each winter I run these promos form our friends in the mountains. LOON, CRANMORE, and PAT'S PEAK. Just click on these logos below to see what's happening up north.





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HAPPY 70th BIRTHDAY Joe Somogyi March 2nd, 2020!
HAPPY 64th BIRTHDAY Lenny Nichols February 22nd, 2020!
HAPPY 41st Anniversary John and Judith Rastl February 23rd!
HEAL QUICKLY Jacko Keefe and Johnny Meehan!
REST IN PEACE Comet Fatello February 3rd, 2020.
REST IN PEACE John Holman February 11th, 2020 age 91.
REST IN PEACE WAAF Radio.
PLEASE Keep longtime NH Surfer Greg Smith in your Prayers.

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Yesterday- John "JT" Taylor taking off on a Bomb
at Little Apple Bay in Tortola BVI in 1979.

(Below) This is a photo of JT that has some significance. If you look closely you will see that there's a water photographer lined up in front of JT. That is Jeff Chamberlain who ended up getting some great water shots of JT. I used this image in a video that I recently edited of our trip out west. Hard to believe that this was 41 years ago.
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All PHOTOS BELOW SHOT THIS WEEK *Unless otherwise noted.  
Today- The WILD and WINDY 24 Hour Swell.
February 27th, 2020.
Photos by RALPH
 



(Above)
My first pic I shot this day. It was as windy and as wild as it looks.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Behind the Pink Door. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH *Click on the photo above to see the whole gallery




(Above)
Early on ,there were plenty of waves to shoot, but no riders.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) What's my old saying? "If You can Drive By It-It Ain't A Secret."
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) One of my favorite views on the seacoast.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) The waves pushed hard against that strong wind.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) It's so much bigger than it looks. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above)
Marching in like soldiers from the sea. Relentless.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) If you had the right equipment you could paddle into one of these.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) I tried counting the lines. I counted 15 of them. How many do you see?
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) The gusts were blowing back the tops of the waves for 30 plus yards.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) I think I see a set approaching. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH *Click on the photo above to see the whole gallery




(Above) That's a stand up barrel. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Finally humans. Check out the set that paddler is facing.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) This was more manageable. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) These next few pics are from a long sequence of this one wave.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) I knew this wave was going to do this. It was just a matter of keeping my camera steady in the wind. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) She threw out and just grinded like this all the way in.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) I love the look of that spray over Mackey's back.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Everywhere you looked. There were grinding barrels.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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Victoria is featured in the GRANITE GIRLS Movie

 






(Above) You had to find the right shoulder to allow any kind of length of ride.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) The paddles were brutal. MVF taking a quick break before the next attempt to get through the sets. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) They were rare, but if you manged to stroke into one, it was worth it.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) That guy caught inside wishes he was in the right spot for that one.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Becca Speak contemplating another paddle.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Kody Grondin heading out to meet the challenge at hand.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Max Fatello cleanly in the fold. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) This did not end well. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
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(Above) The same wave as above. So that guy had the right idea. And had
he made the drop, I would have gotten a great barrel shot of him. Ugh.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) There was this very cool Rainbow Affect out there.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Carter Walsh under heavy water. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH *Click on the photo above to see the whole gallery



(Above) From the same wave as above. Carter walsh. Check the white caps out the back. Thursday February 27th, 2020. Photo by RALPH
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(Above) This reminds me of a Stan Chew painting. Be hard to paint the rainbow affect though. Thursday February 27th, 2020. Photo by RALPH
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(Above) They were just winding and grinding all afternoon.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) I can watch an empty wave all day long. I love them.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Nolan Collins from GRAIN Surfboards nicely slotted.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) This might be the follow up shot to the one above. Nolan Collins.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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check out the amazing sounds and songs of qwill

click on these images to see and hear the man who's
music I use more than 90% of the time in my videos

 

 









(Above) Nolan Collins from another mini sequence I shot.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) It was only a 24 hour swell but damn, those waves were pretty.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) I mean...really, look at this thing. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) Carter and Brian walking back up the beach.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) On my way home I stopped at The WALL and shot a few pics.
Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by RALPH
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(Above) This is a great shot from my longtime friend in New Jersey. Michael Baytoff. Thursday February 27th, 2020.
Photo by Michael IB Baytoff
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(Above) My oldest living surf brother Jeff Crawford sent this in from Hawaii last week. Some Grom acting his age in the shorebreak. February, 2020.
Photo by Jeff Crawford
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CLICK ON THE PLAY BUTTON on each clip to view videos

FROZEN WIND from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

From the Wild and Windy 24 Hour Swell on February 27th, 2020.
Serious wind. Serious waves. Serious contenders ONLY.
Music is by JELLY JAM buy their amazing CD on Amazon.com



Mikel from Brian Nevins on Vimeo.

"A visual hang with New Hampshire shaper and surfer Mikel Evans through the changing moods of a New England winter." Brian Nevins.

I'm sorry Brian, but this is more than a visual hang. This is a work of art. Both behind the lens and out in the water. I remember when Brian told me he was going to make the switch from stills to video, and was a bit apprehensive. I told him it's basically the same. The only difference is, you hold the trigger down longer. He already has the incredible eye for light, composition, and action. The creative talent is already there. To me? I saw the transition as being seamless. And I was right. This video proves it. As far as Mikey Evans? Again, the talent was already in place. Mikey Evans is the new Mikey Moran. Don't get me wrong, Moran is still King, but Mikey is that younger version of him. And this combination NEVINS & EVANS? It's a must see.
The music is a great score as well. Just watch the damn video and see and hear for yourselves. Well done all around gents.


For LOVE & WAVES from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

Happy Valentines Day! The trailer for the movie FOR LOVE and WAVES. The first ever movie about the unique relationship between couples who surf together. Featuring all local surf couples from New England. Ever since I can remember, surfers have always fantasized about finding a mate who you could share your love of surfing with. Don't get me wrong, I am perfectly happy and content with my wife who does not surf. But the thought of having a girlfriend/wife or boyfriend/husband who surfs is in a word intriguing. Though, I would imagine, that it's not at all what it seems to be on the surface. I mean, once you start having children, everything changes. Mom and dad can't both be out in the water when Timmy or little Suzie needs a diaper change. All of a sudden the fantasy becomes reality. So this documentary will look beyond the surface of couples who surf, and dig a little deeper into their world. Fascinating stuff. With an all original music soundtrack this latest SURF FREE OR DIE movie should turn some heads and hopefully turn more couples onto surfing. COMING SOON from Ralph's Pic and SFOD. For LOVE and WAVES. Watch in 1080



John (JT) Taylor 1979-1989 from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

Back in 1978 JT and I lost a good friend to cancer. Joe Somogyi was a Vietnam vet and passed away after 6 months of being diagnosed. We needed a break from our sorrow. We needed to go surfing somewhere other then New Hampshire. JT picked out a small Island in the Caribbean called Tortola BVI. We went down there not knowing anything about the surf potential. But what we found was a magical place, where we met and became friends for life with two California surfers. Jeff Chamberlain and Sam George. The surf was great. The trip was a trip of a lifetime for the two of us. This all happened in January of 1979.

The footage you see here in Tortola was shot by me and JT. Back in the day, we took turns shooting each other.
It's old super 8mm and the camera work is spotty at best. The flickering and dirt and dust add to the ambiance of this old footage. Same with the NH footage. It's old. And we must of shown these old reel to reel flicks a million times back in the day.

The second half of this movie is of JT and friends surfing the ROCKS. I have so many old reels of movies, and I will eventually get them on disk and online. But suffice it to say, this is just scratching the surface of what I have. There's more , way more to come. *You can clearly see JT's powerful carves and bottom turns. And he had the BEST kick out ever!. The man was a powerful surfer. Just raw power. And his humor was just as raw.

But we all loved him. And we will all miss him terribly. Somehow, I think he is on some rare reef, maybe it's a left, or maybe it's a right. Or maybe it's like the ROCKS and has both. But I can see him now, taking off deep behind the boil, and just carving those deep gouges as only he could, and finishing each wave with that huge and powerful kick out. You were something JT. Nobody surfed like you.

Rest in Peace JT. We love you.

 

SALSWALLA from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

On January 26th, 2020 the NH and Mass coastlines were hit with a well groomed overhead swell with clean offshore winds. The air temps reached 50 degrees. That's crazy for this time of year in these parts. And the boys and the girls were out in full force. I missed the best of the best but managed to get a few good clips. The surfers are the usual suspects.
The soundtrack is by Jelly Jam.

TULSI and The Goofyfoots 1-1-20 from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

On January 1st, 2020 Presidential Candidate TULSI Gabbard came to Hampton, NH to meet up with Dave Cropper owner of CINNAMON RAINBOWS and Lenny Nichols of the ESA-NNE to go Winter Surfing at the Wall at North Beach, NH. No other Candidate in the history of our country has ever gone surfing here before, let alone in the winter. This is a first. TULSI is the real deal. A War Veteran and a REAL Surfer. Anyone who has served our country in a war zone and who was willing to to paddle out into winter conditions here in New Hampshire has my respect and my vote.
TULSI has a "Soldier's Heart." She's the REAL DEAL.


NEW YEARS EVE 12-31-2019 from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

The LAST Swell of 2019. There was size in the morning. But no sun to be found anywhere. I caught up with a handful of riders just to document the swell. The surfers that I know in this edit are: Jake Davidson, Perry Reynolds, Ian Dreher, Ryan Jackson, Mike Stanek, Alex Orestis, Artie Seaman, Skip Brunette, Johnny Reynolds and a few I couldn't ID. Music is by KOL.


DECEMBER ONE FIVE and ONE EIGHT TWENTYNINETEEN from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

This is two days in December. The 15th and the 18th. The 15th was as windy as I've ever seen it. And the 18th was just a nice day to be at the beach. I used BP again to move the visuals along. The surfers are: Kainalu Nichols, Max Fatello, Steve O'Hara, Jack Madden, Jon Kiskinis, Sarah Lang, and a few others I couldn't ID. Happy Holidays! *Watch in 1080 or better I shot this in 4K.

DECEMBER TO REMEMBER from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

From December 1st to December 3rd, 2019 we had a NON-STOP snow and wind event. We got hammered with over a foot of snow and it was the wet and heavy stuff. Like shoveling cement. That was down side, the good side was we got a really powerful overhead swell that had all the points and reefs firing on all cylinders. It was almost epic. I hate to use that phrase unless it's really EPIC quality. The boys were out in force and they all made the best of it. I chose my old friend and guitar God Robin Trower to provide the soundtrack. I shot this in 4K so adjust your video player accordingly. Hope you enjoy this DECEMBER TO REMEMBER! Happy Holidays Everyone!



BLACK FRIDAY from Ralph's Pic Of The Week on Vimeo.

November 29th, 2019. "Black Friday" was a day for the locals to score some insane deals on getting some empty barrels. And the boys did just that. From the young Kainalu Nichols to the seasoned vet Kevin Grondin. The local boys had their day of great bargains. Nobody lost on this day. It was a BLACK FRIDAY to remember. And I know, I won't soon forget it.

 

 

 



























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March 1st, 2020
"If You Find Your Place In Heaven,
Will You Be Able to Surf??"



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