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By World Pro Surfers - Published on 18th June 2009 | Viewed 79494 times.

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Bombing down the line ... Kirra© 2009 - Joli/WPS

HAVE you ever heard tell of the one where two pro surfers and one of the world's top photogs borrow a helicopter and a jet ski before heading out to one of the longest right barrels in the world? Well, if you haven't, here it is: Bobby Martinez, Mick Fanning tearing up Kirra on a ski with Joli hanging from a helicopter capturing some truly unique angles. It might sound like the activities of surf hoodlums were it not for the photographic outcome. When Bobby arrived in the competitors area at Bells he was still adjusting to the fact he wasn't in Queensland any more: "Oh man, actually, ever since that last event finished, it's been warm water, endless swells, and these long green tubes... Me and Mick hit Kirra on the ski."
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ClarksSurfArtHawaii950 days ago +1 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
Amazing Job ! Creativity on the highest level...literally!
Meunchkkleeerrr III951 days ago Unrated Rate Positive Rate Negative
amazing shots, but i agree with Nurno. The necessity for skis etc is usually (unless monster waves -which the lads at the XXL awards proved you dont always need skis for) negligible. I think ethically/morally and practically they are a non-essential piece of kit on this type of wave and people should think very carefully before using them, particualry those wiht the influence, and skill to prove the point. That said, beautiful photos (apart from the one with the ski).
Nurno951 days ago +2 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
On the subject of what a beautiful planet we live on, I know they're necessary at times and have advanced surfing into previously unridable territory (which makes for great photos and increased safety, but how does it really beenfit the majority of us), but does anyone else find jet ski surfing unethical in both a green sense and a soul sense? Good shots none-the-less.
gadget957 days ago -2 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
very nice, interesting angles in an awesome spot
Desade959 days ago +1 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
Picture 6 - That is just crazy, would love to see more of these different angles.
notfearless960 days ago Unrated Rate Positive Rate Negative
what an awesome planet we live on.gorge!
Bob123959 days ago -5 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
As apposed to the other planets we could live on????
surfinrobin954 days ago +2 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
Opposed?
jessewarren960 days ago Unrated Rate Positive Rate Negative
great feature, nice to see something different. thanks for sharing.
Ray Stacy962 days ago +2 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
Its like the Planet Earth series made a chapter on surfing
the vanity project962 days ago +1 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
Nice work fellas, love the last shot with all the sand particles sucking up in the back of the wave. Shot 2 is utter filth as well. Keep em coming.
SophieBrown963 days ago -2 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
wicked stuff :D
 
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