Here's a couple shots from Tuesday morning around Venice Beach, shot by Steve Christensen Photo .
There's a more photos from this day, check out the Surfing Venice 2016-05 Gallery to view them all.
West Adler is a 16 year-old who loves surfing. In this video he's riding his 9'4" Farberow Model shaped by Scott Anderson and an Album Zero shaped by Matt Parker. Most of the waves are from the Venice Pier and there are a couple of sequences from Zeros back in December. Anyway, they're mostly lefts.
"Made In Venice" takes you on a rippin’, shreddin’ ride with the skateboarders and surfers of Venice, from “raising hell” on the beach in their teens to turning pro in the 80s and putting “street skating” on the global map. But their biggest challenge of all wasn’t becoming skateboarding legends, it was about getting what they dreamed of, and really wanted... a skatepark on Venice Beach for the community and the pro skaters of tomorrow.
Jeff Ho gives a pretty damn good spot on review of the Beats Pill+ Portable Wireless Speaker, while hanging out on the Santa Monica Pier.
Here's a few shots from Sunday, May 1st. The photos were taken by Steve Christensen Photo .
There's some more photos from this morning in the 2016-05 Surfing Venice Breakwater Gallery.
Photos by Steve Christensen Photo .
A Walk on Water held its inaugural Surf Therapy event on Saturday, April 23, at Surfrider Beach in Malibu. The event provides water therapy through guided surf instruction to specials needs children. Surfing is used as a tool to gain self confidence skills and promote the therapeutic benefits of the sport’s positive effects. Children experience the true “stoke” of surfing and a sense of accomplishment as family and friends cheer them on from the beach. Each team of watermen takes the time to build a bond with each and every child, making them feel comfortable and trusting in our instructors to provide the amazing experience of Surf Therapy.
There is a huge gallery of photos from the event by photographer Steve Christensen, click the A Walk On Water Photo Gallery to view them all.
To learn more about A Walk On Water, visit http://www.awalkonwater.org/
A Walk on Water held its inaugural Surf Therapy event on Saturday, April 23, at Surfrider Beach in Malibu. The event provides water therapy through guided surf instruction to specials needs children. Surfing is used as a tool to gain self confidence skills and promote the therapeutic benefits of the sport’s positive effects. Children experience the true “stoke” of surfing and a sense of accomplishment as family and friends cheer them on from the beach. Each team of watermen takes the time to build a bond with each and every child, making them feel comfortable and trusting in our instructors to provide the amazing experience of Surf Therapy.
There is a huge gallery of photos from the event by photographer Steve Christensen, click the A Walk On Water Photo Gallery to view them all.
To learn more about A Walk On Water, visit http://www.awalkonwater.org/
Not much, the waves were pretty walled on the low tide at both the Pier and the Breakwater. Only a couple surfers were out. Photos by Six12 Media .
There's some more photos from this day (as well as from various other days from the past few years) in the Surf Spot Gallery.
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