Category: Surf Pictures
Photo Gallery: “August 2017 Surf” – Adrian Dillenseger
Summer finally ended along with our flat spell season and by the end of August, the Atlantic Ocean finally came… Read More
Event: “Surfalorus Film Festival” – Sept. 21-23
The Surfalorus Film Festival will bring an eclectic array of local, regional, national, and international surf films to the Outer… Read More
Christopher Bickford’s “Legends of the Sandbar”: A Book About Us
“This is, and isn’t, about surfing,” says local photographer Christopher (or just Chris) Bickford,” describing his new book Legends of… Read More
Photo Gallery: “April Surf Re-cap”
The month of April can sometimes be a giant question mark when it comes to weather and waves. This year,… Read More
Photo Gallery: “Old Boogie Bash” – Adrian Dillenseger
Here are a few more photos taken from Adrian Dillenseger from the 2017 Old Boogie Bash. Click HERE to read about… Read More
The 2017 Old Boogie Bash went down April 15th on Hatteras Island
The event started as an idea after years of social media banter about getting the original East Coast boogie squad… Read More
March 2017 Surfing Photo Re-Cap (72 photos)
March is an interesting month on the Outer Banks. It’s weather pattern temperament can throw a tantrum which usually includes… Read More
Photo Gallery: “Team DVO 2017 Puerto Rico” – Bob Hovey
The Duck Village Outfitters (DVO) crew headed to the tropics a few weeks ago and scored some surf in Puerto… Read More
Photo Gallery: “2017 January Nor’Easter Swell” (26 pics)
This last swell had it’s moments but not too many are complaining. 4-5 days of rip-able surf offered everything from… Read More
Photo Gallery: “November Surf”
Ask any surfer that’s been around the Outer Banks long enough and they’ll tell you the Fall Season is by… Read More
Photo Gallery: “Hurricane Nicole, Oct. 18” – Adrian Dillenseger
Hurricane Nicole gave us a good run of waves with clean offshore winds and warm water temps. Here are (33)… Read More
Photo Gallery: “Hurricane Nicole Swell Event on Oct. 17 & 18”
Once Hurricane Matthew took a hike, the skies cleared up, the flooding started to recede and businesses and homeowners were… Read More
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