Jake Osman by Andrew Semark: In an age awash in digital imagery, we decided it was time to celebrate the great surfing photo and the skilled artists who capture them.

The man who brought us UrbnSurf, Andrew Ross, is now set to roll out new Wave Garden wave parks around the world

The story behind the image – Russell Ord explains how he ended up in the impact zone at the Box and snared an iconic image of super grom Jack Robinson 

While it only takes about 25 minutes to drive from Melbourne’s CBD to the UrbnSurf wave park, it’s been almost a 10-year journey to realise its founder’s audacious vision

A new custom, computer shaping service at S-Lab on the Gold Coast offers the opportunity for any shaper to upscale production and grow their market

For many of us, social media is a kind of guilty pleasure. We know it’s not good for us but we do it anyway. But what if your social media feed could be full of goodness, inspiration, humour and beauty?

There are some waves that just should not be ridden, turns out they’re exactly the ones Paul Paterson is looking for.

Summer swell hits massive proportions.

I committed to surfing every day for the month of February to support integrative cancer care and research. I wasn’t expecting it to recharge my surfing life

Amber shares these interactions for others to have a deeply immersive experience through her photography, bringing awareness to these beautifully gentle elements of the ocean that would otherwise go unseen. “Being immersed in the sea as a new day breaks, and witnessing up close the magnificent play of water and light, it’s nature’s magical elixir.”

Shannon Glasson is a photographer from Cronulla, Australia. She has an incredible connection with the ocean and a fearless approach to shooting at heavy, open-ocean reefs

Beau Young managed to find some waves to himself and a special beauty in a surf trip to the UK in the time of COVID

By surfing every day for a month, you can support cancer research while tuning your cutback and putting off mowing the lawn

Frances 'Fran' Miller is a Sydney born photographer now living on the Gold Coast of Australia. Specializing in fine art surf and water photography, Fran's work has been published in numerous publications across Europe, Asia, and Australia, having worked with a large number of world-renowned brands and surfers.

Coastlines is a step bigger than a brand, it's a culture. And we live by the notion that doing something you love is more valuable than working to own something

Trevor Hendy’s never-ending quest to find new ways to ride waves and unlock human potential

The late, great surf photographer Marty Tullemans left a rich archive that celebrates the surfing life across five decades

It’s hard to imagine anyone wanting to ride a wave-like Cyclops but no sooner did images of it first appear in the early nineties, so too did the unique brand of surfer keen to give it a red hot go….Words Anthony Pancia / Images Russell Ord

IT started with a U-turn, resulted in a near drowning and ended with an almost humours image of a body caught in the lip of a heaving south coast wave