Surf's Up: Clark Little's incredible wave photography
Published Jun 29, 2014
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dpreview staff
Clark Little's incredible wave photography
Sun Curl, by Clark Little. North Shore, Oahu, Hawaii
Anyone who has attempted surfing (especially those of us who were unsuccessful) can testify to the amazing force generated by even small-seeming ocean waves. That's part of what makes Clark Little's photography so impressive. Formerly a surfer himself, Little specializes in capturing shorebreaks - large waves that break on the shoreline. It requires impeccable timing and the dangers are real, but the payoff is evident. Take a look at some of Little's work - and some commentary from his book 'Shorebreak'.
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