Photographer Andrew Blauschild's East End

[@Assmanito]

RIP my guy. Glad we enjoyed one last surf

[@robertpalmer3166]

A now good buddy, who I met through mutual friends, is a long time pro photographer. We were talking one day and I told him about how I was passionate about shooting film back in the day. He immediately offered to give me a Canon EOS 1 body that he had used to shoot multiple Olympic games, wars, and many other heavy subjects. I have shot a few rolls recently, but I will never equal, obviously, what this instrument has seen. I'm just glad, and proud, to have possession of it.

[@lucashildreth5692]

Such a legend!!!

[@maxbolenkab]

wow, this was really good!

[@iwantasprintervan]

Rest in peace. the amount of people at your paddle out goes to show how legendary this man truly was.

[@daynadane535]

Rest peacefully.

[@brianjay343able]

Rest in peace

[@daveghahn290]

53 years old?? he looks like he was in great shape. anyone have an idea what happened?

[@discovery781]

I read heart attack

[@iwantasprintervan]

He was surfing up by the light house, and when he got out of the water he wasn't feeling good at all. His family has a history with heart problems, so a few of his friends started driving him to somewhere (i don't actually know where, but i'd assume either his house or South Hampton hospital) . Right as they were passing the Crows Nest, he had a heart attack. Rest in peace.

[@discovery781]

@@iwantasprintervan omg

[@ballhockey10]

Cool

[@Ck-zk3we]

He got told “no picture” and his response is take more? And completely exploit the place?