50 Years of Surf Photography with Jeff Divine

A video from a few years back, shot in TSJ headquarters, of Jeff Divine discussing his career in surf photography and some of the experiences he's had along the way.
See more of Jeff's work on his website - jeffdivinesurf.com/
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Thanks to Jeff for sharing this video with us and thanks to all of our readers who make The Surfer's Journal possible.
Video credit goes to ‪@Surfline‬ and their marketing team.

[@corkycarroll4222]

WOW....JD is such a master. Really enjoyed this video, loved what he had to say and HOW he said it.... both in words and with his lens.

[@robertpalmer3166]

His explanation of the anticipation of waiting for transparencies and the joy of getting one or a few good ones back is spot on. I have recently started dabbling in film again after about 30 years, but here is much to relearn. I look forward to it.

[@johnsavala8202]

Thank you

[@Wisdom808]

Truly an amazing eye. Such good images. What a gift to us as surfers. Jeff Divine is a great photographer and has captured the evolution of wave riding so well. Timeless quality. That shot of pipe with the rainbow was on my wall as a kid... amongst others of course. Thank you Jeff

[@matthewmartin9313]

Legendary. Imagine the stories and shots we don’t even know about

[@scottycartercom]

Jeff is pure…what a gift to the art of surf.

[@makeastatement1]

Fantastic! I'm not a surfer but I am an artist and your photography is beautiful and art. Every shot is incredible. I especially liked how you said it's more what's in the photographer's eye/mind when they capture the shot than what type of equipment they use. This will remain as Artificial Intelligence is exposed for what it is; just a tool that cannot compare to the creativity of the human mind.

[@derfmctighe0108]

Met JD thru friend Bernie Baker fellow Photographer