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Home » Behind The Lens With Greg Martin, Part Six

Behind The Lens With Greg Martin, Part Six

Luke Gartside

14th July 2016

Greg Martin worked in the British surf media for 10 years, with a varied career spanning a variety of roles including staff photographer and editor for the now deceased Pitpilot, and of course this fine rag. We’ve mined Gregs archive for some of the best shots and stories, which feature British surfing (and it’s peripheries) in what many would consider to be its hay day, and each week we’ll be brining you 10 of these shot/ story combo’s.

This week features wave hunting in Essex, a one legged charger and proof that there are still secret spots in England if you’re willing to wait long enough and search hard enough.

Greg’s currently works as a photo-journalist for the Cornishman, You can see Greg’s recent work, which is a bit like Humans Of New York, but for the depths of Cornwall, on his Facebook page here.

Click the first image to enter full screen, then click on the image to make the caption appear, then scroll through the gallery with your arrow keys.

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