Category Archives: Fisheye

Moments From Sunday

Posted on January 14, 2014 by Ryan Struck

A day of Garden State reaffirmation. Waking early; the tide still plump with lunar gravity. Delivering gifts of yesterday’s storm and arriving with the morning. Each sandbar received. Tugging at wetsuits, boots, hoods and gloves and slipping into the sea. … Continue reading →

Posted in Fisheye, New Jersey Winter | Tagged New Jersey, surf photography | Leave a comment

Monday Morning Surf

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Ryan Struck

New Jersey surf photography. Continue reading →

Posted in Barrel Shot, Fisheye, Lineup, Surf Photography, Telephoto | Tagged Beach, beach landscape, Brendan Buckley, editorial photography, Monmouth County, PJ Raia, ryan struck, Surf Lifestyle, surf new jersey, surf photographer | 1 Comment

Balaram Stack – Australia’s Surfing Life Magazine

Posted on April 28, 2013 by Ryan Struck

Balaram Stack photographed in Tahiti for Australia’s Surfing Life Magazine. Continue reading →

Posted in Barrel Shot, Fisheye, Photography, Surf Photography, Tahiti | 2 Comments

Slob Grab

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Ryan Struck

Spring swell gallery from Eastern Surf Mag, May 2011. Continue reading →

Posted in Fisheye | Tagged 2011, Eastern Surf Magazine, EasternSurf.com, may, new jersey surf, PJ Raia, slob grab, spring swell, surf photography, surf report | 2 Comments

New Jersey Spring Swell

Posted on May 5, 2011 by Ryan Struck

Throwaway frames mixed with keepers help to give you a gave of New Jersey spring time surf. April 2011. Continue reading →

Posted in Barrel Shot, Fisheye, Lineup, Surf Photography, Telephoto | Tagged 2011, April 29, Beach Photography, body board, bodyboarding, boogie board, Brian Parnagian, Canon 7D, Canon Camera, Canon Lens, Fisheye Surf Photography, Monmouth County, New Jersey, Paul Raia, Photographers, Rod Dy, surf photography, Throwaway, Using a Fisheye Lens, water photo, Wide Angle Lens | Leave a comment

The Perfect Storm

Posted on May 1, 2011 by Ryan Struck

A deadly storm wreaked havoc in the South. Tornados touched down killing hundreds, a true display of nature’s fury. A testament to surfing, waves were to be had as the weather pushed Northeast and there was no time to slow down. April 29 2011 brought clear skies for sun rise and sunset leaving plenty of time to enjoy the waves and allow time for reflection. Continue reading →