Overflow Photo Journal no.1

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Young Guns 34

Influences 32

KodakMoments 08

On The Cover 06

Intro 04


Mark Hunnisett 64

The Party Scene 62

Formalities 58

Colour Blind Cultures 54


Issue One

This is it, the first issue of the Overflow Photo Journal. It’s been a long journey to get to this point in time but it has definitely been worth it. Let me give you a bit of background about myself. My name is Mark Hunnisett. I’m 16 years old and based in Sydney, Australia. I started taking photos about 3 years ago at local beach breaks in 2ft swell with a waterproof Lumix. Since then I have worked my way up to much bigger swells and have had the opportunity to photograph some of my closest mates as well as a few pros. I love the vibe of big surf, when people are cheering other riders onto waves and then make sure they are all good when they face plant onto a reef. Ocean photography for me is about working really hard to get great shots and enjoying it at the same time. At the end of 2012 I photographed my first party. That kind of kicked off my career. I couldn’t believe people would actually ask me to take photos at parties, hang out, dance, meet new people and get paid for it. In just over a year I have been lucky enough to photograph at over 25 parties/formals. I decided to create this photo journal to showcase some of my best work and to generate a bit of hype for local photographers/bodyboarders/surfers. So get clicking and have flick through some of my work. Feedback is always welcome overflowphoto@hotmail.com Instagram @markhunnisett @overflowphotography Facebook www.facebook.com/overflowphotography

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On The Cover

It was a cold Friday afternoon in Cronulla. Declan, Nathan and I picked up our boards from his house and then caught the train to Cronulla. After surfing Shark Island for about an hour and a half we started to swim back into point. As we were paddling in a pod of dolphins started swimming around us. By the time we got to point it was almost completely dark and I took a couple of sunset shots. It will always be one of my most memorable surf sessions.

My partners in crime, Nathan and Declan

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SharkIsland Challenge 2013

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PortHackngSunrise


Andrew Whyte - Shark Island 10 Overflow



Sydney

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Ryan Hardy


Jake Stone

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Kodak Moments

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Andrew Lester

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Afternoon Tubes


Reece Fowler- Shark Island 20 Overflow



Over & Under

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Motion Sickness


Alex Ormerod

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Hyperparadise

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Jon Reilly 28 Overflow



Cronulla Views

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Adam Janouschek Adam is that cool surfer guy who has it all. He is the best Film

maker for his age going around. He has created his own style with his photography and videos out of nothing. Adam and I have been filming surf side by side for a while now. His HSC major work is awesome: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=GUUldGbc1X8 Check out his photography and video page here: https://www.facebook.com/ADAM.PHOTOxVIDEO

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NickTindale

Nick my fellow adventurer. Nicholas amazes me with his incredible film photography skills and dedication. Every time I see him he has a camera ready to go in his car if it’s not already in his hand. Nick has played a significant role in my photography, he has always been there giving me new ideas and tips, not to mention all the places he drives me to. he is soon to publish a new page.


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Up close and personal with Nathan Coves. We recorded this interview on a bus to school surfing. A few things you need to know about Nathan: all he does is talk about surfing, he’s that crazy Ranga in every school with the weird laugh that only dogs can hear. But we love him to bits because his style is fast and great to watch. Have a flick through the life of Covesy‌


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Nathan Coves What is your full name? Nathan Timothy Coves What is your age? 15 How long have you been bodyboarding/surfing ? Ive been surfing for almost 10 years. What are your favourite breaks? Shark Island, Green Island and Garie. Who is your biggest surfing influence? My brother , Daniel Coves, because he told me how to hold turns in big waves and also my Dad, Ray Coves, because he taught me how to respect the ocean. Where would you like to travel to in the future? Back Door and Pipe line are in Hawaii and G-Land in Indonesia. What is your fondest memories of surfing? My mate Braden and I had a really good surf out at Warie Point. It was really peaky and there were some great barrels. I got a really memorable air that day, didn’t land it though. HAHA


Where do you hope surfing to take you in the future? Well my aim is to get sponsored at a later date... I also want to be known in the surfing community and the Sutherland Shire. What is your current set up? I currently have a 5’10 Addiction 3 fin surfboard shaped by Denis

When did you start getting into su competing in at the present? My first comp was at Sussex Inlet I pushing me onto the waves. The big Cronulla Teenage Rampage, I didn’ that was kind of a wake up to impro Boardriders for 4 years now.

Afternoons or morning surfs? Early mornings are good. They get you hyped up for the rest of the day What is the biggest swell you have especially before school. One morning before school you, De Point and it was 8ft. I was so scared What other sports do you do other than surfing? remember you sitting on the rocks w I play a lot of soccer with my mates. I also skate and boogie board. because it was the middle of winter.


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was 8 years old my dad was ggest comp I was in was the ’t do as well as I hopped to so ove. I have now been with Garie

e surfed in? eclan and I went out to Cronulla d I only caught two waves. I with your camera and 3 jumpers .

Scariest moment in the water? One afternoon Braden and I were surfing patch and it was a heaps murky kind of day. I was paddling in and I saw a fin pop up next to me. I went straight in and told Braden who didn’t believe me. So we swam back out and straight away it came up again 5 meters in front of us. Why did you jump back in if you had seen a shark? Well Braden didn’t believe me and I needed to prove my point.

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Declan Gentgall What is your full name? Declan Jake Gentgall What is your age? 15 How long have you been bodyboarding/surfing ? Bodyboarding for over 2 years. What are your favourite breaks? My favourites would have to be Shark Island and Cronulla Point my to local reefs. Who is your biggest surfing influence? Damien King (Kingy) he’s gone through a lot in his life and has made a name for himself as well-known athlete. Where would you like to travel to in the future? Canary Islands, Tahiti, all around Australia, I guess I just really want a change up in waves with hopefully no crowds. HAHA


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Riley Kilham What is your full name? Riley James Kilham What is your age? 15 How long have you been bodyboarding/surfing ? Bodyboarding almost 3 years. What are your favourite breaks? Shark Island and Bugs. Who is your biggest surfing influence? Andrew Lester is by far my biggest influence! He is easily the best surfer out at The Island. Along side Lester is Josh Kaihe (Blacky) and Des Govender (Dessie). They are my inspiration and one day hope to be able to surf like Andy!! Where would you like to travel to in the future? Cook islands and Tahiti! for nice glassy barrels with less people to share it with.


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Ben Taylor What is your full name? Ben Paul Taylor What is your age? 17 How long have you been bodyboarding/surfing? Since I can remember. My Dad had me out on a boogie board at like 4 years old. What are your favourite breaks? My favorite breaks would have to be Shark Island and Windy Point. Who is your biggest surfing influence? Kelly Slater because he is such a legend and good guy. It’s mad that he still shreds at such an old age (42). Where would you like to travel to in the future? I would love to travel to The Mentawai Islands are a cluster of islands located just off the west coast of Sumatra.


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Nick Button What is your full name? Nick John Button What is your age? 15 How long have you been bodyboarding/surfing ? Bodyboarding almost 3 years. What are your favourite breaks? Shark Island Cronulla , Perfects Central Coast . Who is your biggest surfing influence? Josh Kaihe (blacky) his attitude and the way he is, such a nice guy and always going the biggest waves out there. Where would you like to travel to in the future? Would love to travel to Tahiti just to see Teahupoo with my own eyes instead of through videos and photos.


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Zac Sinclair What is your full name? Zac Colin Sinclair What is your age? 16 Years Young How long have you been bodyboarding? Probably about 4 or 5 years. What are your favourite breaks? Shark Island of course! Who is your biggest surfing influence? Probably the locals guys, Josh Kaihe, Shuan Pyne , Sam Strachan , Andrew Lester have the biggest influence on me. I get to see the surf in person so it makes me want to go bigger, harder and achieve my goal of being the best bodyboarder I can be. Where would you like to travel to in the future? I would love to travel to the Cook Islands (Raro Tonga) because of it sick breaks and slabby fast running waves. Also the canary Islands because it never fails to produce some awesome waves and fun times.


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Mark Hunnisett

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a look at the goof behind the lens...



ObsessionwiththeOcean

a bus down to Cronulla and surf for a while loved the beach. My Dad drives us down to during school hours. The teachers even get involved with their long boards. In Greenhills most Saturday mornings in the the summer the waves are pretty small but it’s summer. 9 out of 10 spots that we camp at always worth a swim. During the winters of are on the beach as well. I probably started to boogie board around the age of 4 or 5. In school surfing over the years gave me the guts year 7 I bought my first set-up for $80. I had a and the experience to go out in most swells. School surfing has one of the best vibes. I have NMD Storm board and Stealth flippers. a great time teaching all the grommets to longboard. Sutherland shire public schools are great because most of them have surfing as a sport choice. This is probably the best thing about high school. Every Thursday afternoon I catch

For as long as I can remember I have always


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Things you need to know about me I’m incredibly sun safe I have the humour of a dad I can’t sit still for longer than an hour I am terrified of sharks I am obsessed with black and white film photography I wear a lot of hats I’m heaps loud I am at the beach every chance I get I love taking people on adventures I pull weird faces in photos

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Contributing Photographers

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Mark Hunnisett Adam Janouschek Angus Tompson Declan Gentgall Izzy Hunnisett Jei Strolin Papa & Mumma Bear Ryan Pernofski Sam Fisher


Next Issue...


That’s all folks… na not really just until I take some more half decent shots. I have just ordered a waterproof housing (underwater case for my DSLR) and am very excited to do some funky stuff with that. For the people that ask what gear I use my setup is as follows: • Canon 650d • Yunguno Speedlight external flash • Lumix ft4 • Wetsuit and flippers I’d likes to thank people who have driven me to beaches, parties and events countless times. I’d also like to thank my many surfing buddies from around the Shire and anyone one who poses for photos without complaining.


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