Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts

Thursday, April 28, 2011

From chest high to knee high peelers, it was myself, the buffleheads, goldeneyes, geese, gulls and eagles flyin overhead and a couple steelhead rolling on the surface in the glassy waters between waves. Damn i love where i live. Obviously it's fun to surf with your friends, but there's something to be said about paddling out on your own and watching it all unfold.




Unbeknownest to me (since i don't own or use a cell phone), the boys were further down the shore, scoring their own. stoke for all.


peace


photo's by eric berglund

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Just when it seemed like the Fresh Aspect's surfboard quiver might be re-purposed as a jungle gym for Oskar or perhaps a series of end tables...a major upper atmospheric disturbance brought about a worthy low pressure system and with it some quality north easterlies typical of late September on Lake Superior. And so, waves were ridden and the stoke rekindled, leaving the great hiatus behind.
More surf please!

Winston turning into one of many last Thursday evening.


Had to skip out on Friday's clean waves
to get some work done out on Black Bay;
which was also entertaining i might add.



peace
e

photos by eric berglund and James E.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

hmm. been a few days. warm weather, no rain and very little water in the rivers. At this point we need some serious April showers to ease the situation. Perhaps mother nature will pull through and balance out this abnormally dry year. Surf to be had for those who are on it. Finished some more carving projects lately and plugging away at tying up some new flies.

A couple from the last few days.





peace
e



photos by eric berglund

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Super mellow session saturday morning. Way more mild than the previous go out.


peace
e


photo by: eric

Monday, June 1, 2009

black and white monday.

This old footage came around a while back and i just came across it again. So, yeah it's about 15 minutes long and worth watching. No fancy tools, jigs or vises. Plenty of skill though, plenty of skill. Check it.


Since there's been a lack of surf these days, an old shot reprocessed will have to foot the bill tonight.


peace
e
photo by: eric berglund