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hawaii-kids: why is she so tanned


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aqua-film: This shot is undeniably one of the most remarkable surf photos ever taken. Teahupoo had been in the spotlight for nearly a decade before this shot was taken, with Cory Lopez paddling into a beast in 1999, and Andy Irons standing in a death cavern in 2002—the two waves resulting in two photographs that shook the surf world to its foundation. In 2005,TransWorld SURF photographer Brian Bielmann made his yearly trip to shoot the infamous wave at the end of the road. Upon arriving, a massive swell appeared on the charts and Brian knew that something special was in the air. “The day before this shot was taken was crazy—dark skies, windy, and just plain scary,” remembers Bielmann. “The next day, we woke up to clear skies, sun, and the biggest swell of the year. Most of the waves this day were only towable, and everybody out there was towing in except C.J. and Damien, who were sitting inside paddling into some giant ones. When this wave came in and C.J. started paddling, I thought, ‘There’s no way he’s making this.’ I started shooting and smiling at the same time because I knew I was witnessing history. I never claim a shot is gonna be a cover, but the second I shot this, I knew, and thankfully it was. This is my all-time favorite photo of a surfer—I still get comments on it all the time.”


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