Today we enter into Spring. True. I know most of you probably feel like that happened a few months ago. But it is here now, and looking real pretty.
Today is a cracker. Go outside. Bask.
Surf – nope. Still nothing. Later this week you will see some swell, but most days of this week will be pancakes.
I found a tiny rip bowl at South Bondi this morning. The banks are horrible at the moment. We need a grand storm to whip them into shape.
The largest newspaper in Chile did an article on Aquabumps. It’s in Spanish so I can’t understand a word of it – hopefully they didn’t make me out to be a chump.
Adios :: ugios
Used Google Chrome’s translate feature for that article. Although it doesn’t work very, and as such leads to some humorous quotes, it says a lot of good things about you 😉
Uge,
Giant swell in Vicco and Tassie – get down there quick!
They were fair in Chile 😉 Little roundup of your history and success story.
I agree with Ben. I had guessed the headline was “A photographer obsessed with the ooh-la-la’s” but Chrome translated that more sensibly – and then gave me:- “It was not unusual then that was nine years old and his first table itself also began to endorse the routine, transforming the little walk in a version of the cliché Australian preteen, sunny living without major DNA so typical aussie . At the same age as coincidences arise . . .”
and:- “Today, Uge speaks with an established property. It has a gallery where she sells her work at prices that can easily reach $ 3,000”
and:- “a sequence of a single day and the events surfístico this blockbuster beach suburb, which earned him APPA Award” – that’s brilliant – can we start talking about people who are “surfisticated”?
cheers,
D http://www.wheresolly.com/david.html
Good article!
I’m from Chile and the article is fantastic. I’ve been following your work for a long time after a friend introduced me to it.
Congrats and keep up the good work!