The beach, sunshine and wildflowers. Ah - you've heard it all before. How about water that fizzes like beer, sloshed across the South Pacific by the sunset and ...
Walk up and over the dunes and what do you see? A surfer girl gliding alone on a wave of energy, manifested this day as salt water. She trims and glides and arr...
New Zealand Fur Seals are loveable brown-eyed friends you'll find on beaches and rocky outcrops around both the north and south islands of NZ. The guys you find...
I paddled out early and the water was like a mirror, almost too beautiful to touch. Every stroke sent ripples outwards from my hands and I made it out the back ...
Alan Watts has a way of explaining the mysteries of the universe with a practical simplicity and humour that defies the scale of the concepts he presents. Inste...
Checking the surf after sunrise and the wildflowers on the sand dunes are closed up tight. In the dark hours they keep their precious pollen safe, and replenish...
An ice-cream headache morning greeted us down in the Mount today, but that didn't stop a keen few from getting wet. The wind remained on good behaviour and line...
Today saw a wind-kissed, satin surface for the few who were willing to paddle out early. But a 5 degree low overnight meant that many of us waited until the sun...
We woke up to blustery conditions and wild seas at Omanu Beach, Mount Maunganui, where this journal begins. Where it will end, we do not know. But join us for t...
This is not the biggest wave.
Or the most consistent for that matter.
This is not where reporters gather to write the latest piece on Norway´s ever growin...
Chris Burkard is a self-taught photographer and artist, based in Central Coast California. His images are punctuated by energised landscapes and moments of blis...
Photographer Dean Dampney was kind enough to share with us a few of his favourite images and some moments of his time. His black and white photos are rich in sp...
