Sonny Miller was a legendary cinematographer, photographer, explorer, best friend to many, loved by all. We miss Sonny, his smile and positive attitude was contagious. Rest in Love Miller!

1960 - 2014

Ted Grambeau is one of the finest lensmen in the world. Born and bred in Australia ted as captured some of the most iconic images around the world.

Brian has been taking photos since the 1970s and living on the North Shore of Hawaii. He is currently the Photo Editor of Free Surf magazine, taking pictures and riding waves.

Scott has taken over 80 cover shots for all the top surf magazines around the world. Scott was the water photographer who brought close up wide angle incredible images in the early 2000s. We really enjoyed Scott's insight into taking a photo from the water and his images.

Larry has been filming from the water since the 80s. Living on the North Shore you can still find Larry out in the water with a camera or surfing. At 60 Larry has the fountain of youth and positive stoke.

Mike is a top level cinematographer who honed his skillls in the waters of Hawaii. Growing up in the islands helped shape Mike's career. He is currently the DP of surf action for the HBO series 100 foot wave.

Brent is the youngest photographer featured in Fiberglass and Megapixels. Brent has turned into one of the top water photographers in the world. His uncle Brian has been a huge influence on Brent's career.

Nelly is one of Santa Cruz finest surf photographers. Nelly loves spending the winters on the North Shore. Check out his new book out now, Dual Perspective.

Jim has been a fixture on the North Shore of Oahu since the 1970s. Jim's images have been featured all over the world. We are grateful for Jim's contribution to Fiberglass and Megapixels.

Daniel was born and raised on the North shore of Oahu. His abilities in the ocean are second to none. Capturing some of the most incredible images in heavy situations.

3 time world champion surfer, Mick Fanning has been coming to the North shore of Oahu since he was young. Hearing Mick's love and fear of the reputation of the heavy waves in Hawaii.

Jaime was a pro surfer in the 80s and that helped shape his writing and photography. Jaime still surfs and writes compelling stories about the sport we love.