Tommy Whits hits the anchors on a throaty one at the Cape before throwing his weight forward and driving through the guts of it.

OK, by now y'all know Cape Solander has been the place to be the last two days - no point me telling you that.

Kelly Slater made a return to Cape Solander yesterday, though it wasn't quite as succesful as last Autumn's hit 'n run session that resulted in a few mag cov

Apparently the east coast of Australia isn't the only place that had abnormal weather and surf conditions over summer. South Australia also had an unusu

Sunday morning in the Margaret River region threw up some excellent surf.

"Did I win? Did I win?"

Young West Oz photographer, Rylan Blair, takes you away from the humdrum for just one moment and inside crisp frontlit barrels breaking over a sandy bottom.

The wind swung more north-east, the Sunday crowds dissappeared, and the surf dropped a notch, but still the Snapper show went on.

There were some veritable blockbuster heats this morning at Snapper Rocks.

It was the day promoters dream of: hot, sunny and of course, Sunday.

The Indo season is still months away from swinging into action.

The clock is counting day on the Quiksilver Pro at Snapper Rocks with today being the first day of the waiting period.

Gold Coast photographer, Ryan Williams, has just returned from a three month stint in northern Sumatra.

The 2012 Aussie contest season is heating up with two comps down and the Quikky Pro about to begin, yet the Hawaiian season is still to end.

Sydney photographer, Charlie Straumeitis, recently took a southern sojourn that coincided with a solid southerly swell.

An unidentified surfer sets his line at Off The Wall, pulls a classic frontside tube stance, then lets the wave unfold around him.

It's a good time to be in Hawaii: the contests are well and truly over and the majority of the pros have left, the crowds are thinning, and the sand is clear

Fair winds, a mix of size and direction, and consistency to boot...yeah, the south-west of WA is having one of its better summers for waves.