Rob Tibbles Photography

Here’s a couple of designs I’ve produced for up-coming surf events.

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I’ve been getting to grips with a few bits of software new to me…..always the source of lots of swearing. So I thought I’d post my latest attempt. Several hours of tinkering and messing and I’ve finally worked out how to embed my own flash movies rather than having to post on youtube.

Soundtrack is “kindom of rust” by the Doves. Love the track and “Oceans of trust” was a good tenuous link.

Headline act Jason Mraz

What a weekend..the sun shone, the music was ace, the crowds rocked. Read the rest of this entry »

Well its flat flat flat on the North Devon Coast today, so I’m at home with the PC catching up with editing, sorting and other essential tasks.

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“St Ives Harbour”

With decent weather predicted I hot-footed it down to this Cornish Jewell early on tuesday morning for a 2 day shoot. Stunning location with lots of options and inspiration. Lots more St Ives pix coming soon…..

Headliner Donovan Frankenreiter wows the crowd at Goldcoast Oceanfest 2008.

I’ve just heard the headline act for Goldcoast Oceanfest 2009 has been announced as Jason Mraz. Well done to Warren & Shaun for bagging a real star. Read the rest of this entry »

In November last year Jeremy Clarkson and the Top Gear team came to Instow beach in North Devon along with loads of Royal Marines, a couple of helicopters, beach assault craft and a bright yellow Ford Fiesta.

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“Kimmeridge Bay”

This Stunning South Coast Landscape and it’s reefs could soon be closed to the public. I would urge you to to get involved, add your voice to the campaign and sign the on-line petition.

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If you’re a surfer you’ll probably know or heard of Gulfstream surfboards. I’d owned a second-hand GS board but knew nothing of the company or the people involved in the creation of my stick. That all changed several years ago with one of those chance introductions.

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