The biggest swell I’ve ever seen in West Ireland. Buoys were 38 feet, 17 seconds, and there were enormous waves breaking everywhere. Photo: Rusty Long
Giant Mavs, during the 2010 contest. This day was way next level. Photo: Rusty Long
Perfect 6 foot Puerto. I hurt myself the day before and was on beach patrol. Photo: Rusty Long
Trestles, still home sweet home. Photo: Rusty Long
This is a very beautiful, yet unforgiving wave in Scotland. Photo: Rusty Long
Driving into a light show. Eastern Canada. Photo: Rusty Long
Fog in the Mundaka Valley. I had a great run there last October. Photo: Rusty Long
Tranquility at dusk in Southern Chile point land. Photo: Rusty Long
Jamie Sterling, running out for a couple more at sunset. Chile. Photo: Rusty Long
Looking out from the Quik House at Pipe during the Da Hui Shootout. That’s Dino Adrian on a nug! Photo: Rusty Long
Fog cascading in slow motion off the Cliffs of Moher in West Ireland. This was breathtaking. Photo: Rusty Long
I came across this bank in France last October. It was cooking! Photo: Rusty Long
Not a breath of wind this dawn at Cortes Bank as my brother Greg got a ski in the water to go for a close look. This was our first trip there to paddle surf and we got perfect 12 to 18 foot waves. Photo: Rusty Long
Wave check in West Ireland with local photographer Mickey Smith. Photo: Rusty Long
Dawn, lighting up Half Moon Bay Harbor, as seen from the lookout over Mavs. Photo: Rusty Long
My friend Felipe’s house in a remote part of the Atacama Desert in Chile. Meteorites are a big interest of his and he searches for them in the high desert there, and thus, inspired his awesome house. Photo: Rusty Long
Canada Point- A beautiful point in Eastern Canada. Photo: Rusty Long
Yes, this day was as good as it looks. Holy Shit’s. Oaxaca. Photo: Rusty Long
Alghero, Sardinia, as I sipped a coffee from the rooftop restaurant of my hotel the first morning I was there. Had to go visit and surf the Med once in my life, and scored fun waves. Photo: Rusty Long
I love the antiquity in Scotland. Castles are everywhere, some right in the city, with the modern world all around. I loved the contrast of this one with the neon lights. Old world meets new. Photo: Rusty Long
Tom Carroll fully immersed in the British Columbia wilderness. Photo: Rusty Long