In late January, Del Mar surfer girl Elizabeth “Lizzy” Clark set sail in her 40-foot sailboat on the adventure of a lifetime — San Diego to Baja, Baja to Mainland, Mainland to Central, Central to South American, South Pacific to New Zealand, and on and on — in search of waves, in search of adventure,

Amazing to see these shots coming my way--look at these two just taken today (that means TODAY as in May 20, well, OK with the date line not exactly our today, but dang close) in Tahiti by Jeff Flindt. As an avid surfer I can't resist these waves but, but look at how Jeff uses

Well dang-- nothing like fresh work! Jeff Flindt sent me this shot of Kelly Slater yesterday, casually saying "I shot this photo this morning." Nice work Jeff, say hi to Kelly for us! Bet sure to catch our video here

As an avid surfer myself,  if was especially fun interviewing Surfing Magazine's Senior Staff photographer, Jeff Flindt check out the video here. I love doing these interviews and learning how each photographer got started, their stories and tips. Jeff got his start working for Surfing Magazine, under the close direction of Larry "Flame" Moore who

I had a very enlightening talk with Ken Rockwell this afternoon about focusing in on composition. He said that whereas painters have rules they go by, their objective is to put elements into the painting, building on each for the overall composition; photography on the other hand is more about taking things out of the

Thomas Hawk, originally uploaded by marc silber. On the "set" of the Marc Silber Show--our next episode with Thomas Hawk giving his tips, discussing his photography, and finally shooting the Golden Gate Bridge, tune in to the Marc Silber Show--Advancing Your Photography We had an amazing shoot last night with Thomas-- he covered his style