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Untitled from Josh househam on Vimeo.
Ours fired up yesterday. One of the most beautiful things about the wave (from an observational point of view) is its proximity to the rocks. The countless angles and natural drama that this proximity stirs always makes for killer photos and footage. Much like what y'see above. Yesterday, Josh Househam moseyed down to Cape Solander and shot some footage of Mark Mathews and pals taming the beast. That thing Mark's holding, that looks like a Jai-alai basket? It's a GoPro, (probs 3D), on the end of an attachment to assist pulled-backness. Killer, huh?
source: stabmag
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