Showing posts with label Ryan Miller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryan Miller. Show all posts

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Ryan Miller - Surfline Portfolio

http://www.surfline.com/surf-news/between-the-heats-and-behind-the-scenes-of-last-years-wct-with-ace-garden-state-shooter-portfolio-ryan-miller_125481/


We're stoked to see Surfline has done a portfolio with Ryan Miller. Ryan is a lover of speedos, red wine and getting loose on the dance floor. He also loves photography and travels the world documenting the world's best as he follows the WSL tour. Ryan is one of our hardest working, most creative and organized photographers. We're so glad to see him get recognized with this Surfline portfolio and look forward to many more years working with him.

Eli Olson Dropping in at Jaws
Julian Wilson and Ashley Osbourne
John John Florence
Parko at J-Bay
Seabass Celebrating
Julian Punting

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

WINNING

Award season is in full swing and the A-Frame Crew has been cleaning up. Here is the list of current blue ribbon recipients (in no particular order)



TWSurf Magazine Photo of the Year - Winner: Jason Kenworthy
Flare Surf. Red Bull Minor Threat Trip 2011. Surfer: Bruce Irons.

SURFER Magazine Photo of the Year - Winner: Zak Noyle
Tahitian Perfection. Surfer: Christian Redongo. Teahupoo, Tahiti.

ESeMMY AWARDS: Photographer of the Year - Winner: Ryan Miller
Eastern Surf Magazine salutes one of the right coast’s finest.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Cover Boy


Male model, turned A-Frame Photographer, Ryan Miller has claimed his second consecutive cover of the much talked about Australian surf magazine STAB. Miller isn't new to the cover game but scoring back to back covers of the same publication is quite a feat. American magazine, TWSurf, got onto Ryan's work earlier this year with a Dane Reynolds cover (Feb 2010 issue) and he's been featured in both Surfer, Surfing and The Surfer's Journal on a regular basis over the last few years. He's become a favorite among the new school crew of surfers, not only because he has a knack for cover shots, but he's just plain fun to be around. His commercial work has blossomed recently as well with campaigns for Casio, O'Neill and DVS/Matix. For now it looks like his modeling career will unfortunately take a backseat to his photography. It's just rare that a photographer can be as equally talented in front of the lens as he is behind it. You'll be seeing more of him in the future for sure. Yikes, we mean more of his work.