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Surf. Fish. Photo.
Nathaniel Harrington
known in the surf photography world by his alias natehphoto, is a versatile and passionate photographer based in Vero Beach, Florida. His journey in photography began with snowboarding at just 15, later transitioning into surf photography after living in Maui, where he gained a love for shooting from the water. Over the years, he’s built a reputation for his stunning work in action sports, from snowboarding to skateboarding, fishing, and, most notably, surf photography. His photos capture the essence of Florida's waves, often showcasing local talent, and his work has appeared in prestigious publications like Surfline, where he’s been featured as part of their Florida Spotlight series
His passion for documenting life through a lens extends beyond just the thrill of surfing; it’s about capturing the lifestyle and community surrounding these sports. Harrington’s surf photography is known for its dynamic perspectives, often bringing viewers up close to the action. He’s covered a range of subjects, from big shorebreaks, to intense interactions with wildlife, always with an eye for detail and composition. His achievements include full-page spreads in publications like Transworld Snowboarding Japan and a cover shot of Matt Meola for FreeSurf Magazine
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is an idea started when magazines were first getting affected by the movement away from traditional published stories and into social media as it is now. OUR | OWN was an idea that it was our own stories which we put a lot of effort and sacrifice into making and they should have a plat form.
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Mullet Run Action , Fishing with Captain Spencer Reilly ( Captain Goop Charters)
The Run - A Mullet Run Teaser Filmed in the fall of 2022 along with Captain Spencer Reilly out of Vero Beach, Florida.
Chasing Hurricane Isaiah up the coast of Florida with Daniel Glenn and Jack Hendrix.
The Grand Slam
Fishing on the “Betty J” for the 48th annual Pelican Yacht Club Billfish Tournament we caught this nice 18.6lbs Mahi-Mahi winning the meat fish division for Mahi.