Story Behind The Shoot Episode 1 – By Daniel Månsson

December 17, 2012


Story behind the shoot episode 1 from Daniel Månsson on Vimeo.

In November, a special and unique crew of surfers from Sweden paid us a visit in North County San Diego.  The group was made up of Bing dealers Markus Boman (Surfer’s Varberg) and Johan Orrestedt (6/5/4), the founders of surf travel/instruction agency, Surfakademin (Peter Sahlberg & Jens Holmer), acclaimed Scandinavian music artist Petter and his lovely wife, Michaela, and renowned lifestyle photographer Daniel Månsson.

Check out Episode 1 of Daniel Månsson‘s photo and video montage of the group’s Californian surf experience.



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