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Hopefully you've already heard this genius William Onyeabor, but if not you need to bring more joy into you life and get this music into your skull and hips!
If you have a spare 30 minutes you should watch this video about Onyeabor. It gets really good once they go to Nigeria.
Waikiki, Hawaii is probably the best place on earth to get pictures of night surfing. The water is warm, the ocean is lit by the moon and hundreds of hotels on the beach, and there are little logger waves year round. I originally swam out to try to get a cool shot of my buddy surfing, using a slow shutter speed so I could get light trails.
These photos actually took two cameras to make: my camera and my buddy’s camera with a flash. I used his flash for the off-camera lighting, so we had to time our exposures together. We surfed and took photos for about three hours, til about 2am. Then the tide went out, the waves went a little flat, and it started to rain. I was stoked because I love shooting photos in the rain, especially in the dark. I had my buddy paddle out to the lineup and sit on his board toward the horizon. Then I had my other buddy with his waterproof flash swim out behind him. I held down my exposure for a few seconds, and when I yelled “NOW!” he popped the flash from the back. When the photo showed up on my LCD screen, I was surprised. I had no idea the camera would pick up all the water color and rain from the flash and the ambient red from the light pollution of Waikiki in the sky. We shot a few versions while it was still raining, then paddled in and ate at Zippy’s.
See more of John Hook's funphotography in our summer issue , on his instagram, and his tumblr
Like the kid says "Sometimes the best adventures are those left to chance".
We want one! Will you get one for us? Pretty please? Come on, we'll be your best friends. Oh, fuggit about it. You do you, brah! We'll just pitch into their kickstarter and you'll never hear us ask YOU for a favor again.
Also, this bag towel is going to be in our Fall issue along with a bunch of other rad packs in our backpack roundup & review.
