SURFLINE.COM

March Madness... St. Patty's Day was a beautiful sunny offshore day! Check Surfline.com

FuelTV.com

Check the Chris Burkad's Fuel TV.com photos... This photos I shot, Chris and I shot double angle that day.

http://www.fuel.tv/evanfontaine/2010/3/photos-a-california-winter/

DEEP MAGAZINE

http://www.viewda.com/webpaper/deep/webpapers/deep1003/multi/index.html


A crowded solo session my good friend Shaun Jappe at a very sharky spot! Check DEEP Magazine's new issue. March/April 2010.

Surfline

Here are some screen shots of photos from Surfline.com that have run.

BIG SUR

Big sur is a place where you can get away for the day or the weekend. I love hiking trails in this area. The road is a two lane windy road with hundred foot cliffs down to the ocean. Trails off the roads are good places to to take photos.

Down Time

No class, No job, No money

Recently I graduated from Cal Poly. I have been spending my time taking photos when its not raining or interning with photographer Chris Burkard. Its all been great, but I'm getting to the point of feeling worthless. Some days I don't even leave the house, and that makes me feel lazy. At least I am getting better at the guitar,ha. Not knowing what to do with your life is hard.People with college degrees are suppose to have jobs I thought. Taking pictures is the only thing I have seen myself doing for years now. I have been striving to learn everything I could about photography for last few years. I even received a concentration at school in photography. I have had a few photos ran here and there, nothing special, but its not constant enough to live off. Its time to start thinking what else I can do, which sucks. I am in a transition stage I guess. When your in school it seems like it will never end but it did and I am not sure what to do next. I just need a job, and a job I like doing. Criagslist jobs all suck and no one is hiring. Just don't want my degree to go to wast wearing a name tag and hair net.

Here a few photos that make me happy...

Surf Photography

Surf photography is not an easy task. Swimming in waves that break in only a few feet of water with a camera is not easy. Trying to get inside the wave without getting detonated on the sand/reef is not as easy as the photos look. Take time, next time you see a surf magazine and try to imagine what the photographer had to go through to get that shot at pipeline. Gnarly!