irrealise jack lynch

This is a little clip that was shot by stsurfimages.com But Jack Lynch was the surfer and editor of the production. It features Jack surfing his log and valla vector in some wintery conditions on the mid north coast. CLICK HERE to see the 3 minute film.

indoors

It aint pretty out there this morning!! rain wind and only 2 foot of mushy swell. Great day to get other things done and free yourself up for the weekend when a solid southerly swell is due to hit...... CLIK HERE to read more about today's post, there is a great link to Scotts Head shredder Jack Lynch in the post too..
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surfer jack in ALB!

ST surf images have just scored a 4-page article in the latest ALB (Australian Longboarding mag) it is of Scotts Head surfer Jack Lynch. Get to a newsagent to grab a copy.

THE BOYS SHREDS!!!

get soggy

Soggybones is the brand new online magazine that hit the internet a few weeks ago. If their first issue is anything to go by, this thing could be the next best thing in surf/skate lifestyle media for some time. And its all FREE!
My mate Duncan has two feature articles in the virgin edition, one is a really cool photo/story on another mate of mine Jack Lynch. And he also has an interesting article on jellyfish (complete with killer studio like photos of the little critters)
But yeah, its full of great content and photos, which stears away from all the same old mainstream surfers and waves that you see in every other magazine on the stands.
CLICK HERE to check out the first edition 

3 surfers - 10 boards - 1 session

3 surfers 10 boards 1 pointbreak from Tom Woods on Vimeo.


This four minute clip is straight out of the ST Images stable. Yeah...... we have started to do some filming. Not taking it too serious, although the new HD SLR camera we have just acquired does pretty good job.
It was shot a few weekends ago at Crescent head with Sage Joske, Brett Caller and Jack Lynch. We went for a drive south with more than 10 boards in the trunk and they surfed everyone one em in clean peeling right-handers. The light quality was pretty bad and that's one of the main reasons I shot more video than stills. This film matches up with the still shots from THIS GALLERY.

good times

The ST Images bus headed south last weekend with the Valla surfboard team. Sage Joske, Brett Caller and Jack Lynch all stashed their weird and wonderful quivers into the back of two vans and off we went down the pacific highway.

Our destination was to be a long pebbly lined point break, as we rounded the bend into the car park a 5 wave set peeled flawlessly for 150 meters, the boys were amped!

The easterly swell from yesterday was still with us and the wind was non-existent.

Brett was straight out there on his finless Alaia, while Sage and Jack opted for their four fin fishes.

Much board swapping and changeovers went on throughout the morning sessions. Sage’s new Vector was a popular choice in the shoulder high waves and when the tide filled in the longer heavier logs were dragged out for some critical sliding along the summery walls.

vector sliding

valla team + righthand point

This pic was taken on the weekend. Jack Lynch (pictured) Brett Caller, Sage Joske and Jaya and myself took to the road and ventured south to a favourite little righthand point break. More pics should be up on the website and here soon.

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logging in the rain clip

This is a little video clip of my good mates Brett Caller, Sage Joske and Jack Lynch. They are the team riders for Valla surfboards which is an exciting place to be at the moment, so many cool boards coming out of that factory. I shot this while doing my regular still photos which can be seen at our surf gallery page under the title "Rainy day at Crescent 30th Dec"

Rainy day at Crescent from Tom Woods on Vimeo.

Jack the ripper

More pics from the Wednesday road trip south. This layout is of Jack Lynch, he is only 16 (till next week) and is already drawing some beautiful lines in the ocean.

pics// stimages.com.au

Surf update : first morning of 2010 was really fun. Waist high to shoulder high on the sets and super clean conditions, thats if you were up early enough. The northerly has now sprung up a bit, so norhern corners will be the go for those that didn't rise before 9am.

Im back

First blog back since christmas, I've had a few days off the camera but got back into yesterday when I took a little road trip south with me good mates from the Valla team. Sage Joske, Brett Caller and Jack Lynch. We drove to a nice pointbreak and spent the day surfing in the rain. Plently more pics to show, but here are a few to give you a taste. more pics coming soon on this blog and our website

Today has more small glassy peelers for those still on holidays

Pics ST SURF IMAGES

Brett checking for rock dings on his classic old mal

Jack Lynch clip

Jack Lynch at The Pass from Tom Woods on Vimeo.


This is a little video clip of Scotts Head lad ; Jack Lynch.

been away

This is only my second post for the week as I've been away from the internet. I took a quick 3 day trip up to Byron Bay with Jack Lynch to meet up with our mate Brett Caller. He was the perfect host. He got us in with the locals at the Pass and we enjoyed some little logging waves all day long.... he even cooked up some tasty food... cheers for that matie!

This pic is of Scotts head shredder Jack Lynch, the boy can noseride alright. more pics from byron will be up on the website in a few days.

pics: http://www.stimages.com.au/

windswept

my favourite bac beach last sunday. Sage Joske, Jack Lynch, birds, logs, fish and sand make up the sights i saw

Jack Lynch rips

I am going to be working with Jack Lynch a fair bit over the next few years... his surfing is great to photograph. I love the way the this kid loves surfing. The bug has bitten him real bad. Jack got a epic little blog running too, you can find it at http://kookinstuff.blogspot.com/

this pic by stimages.com.au