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Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

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Surfing: A History of Standing on Water is a 3D virtual gallery on MyGallery3D, a walkable online exhibition of 12 works. Step inside and explore it in your browser: no app, no headset.

About this 3D exhibition12 works

Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

A 3D virtual gallery about surfing: an activity with no purpose whatsoever, pursued with total seriousness for centuries.

The photographs in this online exhibition are contributed by photographers on Pexels and are free to use. Each is credited to the person who took it.

Works in this exhibition

  1. Summer Enjoyment, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Summer Enjoyment

    Surfers embrace a bright summer day on blue ocean waves. The photograph captures surfing as pleasure: leisure, freedom, and play in open water.

    Photograph by Jess Loiterton, via Pexels.

  2. Summer's Essence, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Summer's Essence

    A blonde surfer rides a wave on a bright day, embodying the freedom and joy that define summer in the water.

    Photograph by Griffin Wooldridge, via Pexels.

  3. Wave Mastery, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Wave Mastery

    A surfer rides a large ocean wave with evident skill and agility. The image documents the physical discipline required to stay upright on moving water.

    Photograph by Ezequiel Milano, via Pexels.

  4. Monochrome Wave, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Monochrome Wave

    A surfer demonstrates balance and control on a massive wave. This black and white image captures the core tension of surfing: the rider's skill against the ocean's power.

    Photograph by lucas andreatta, via Pexels.

  5. Shared Waters, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Shared Waters

    Two surfers ride waves together, suggesting surfing as both a solitary and communal pursuit. The presence of another rider shifts the focus from individual against ocean to shared experience.

    Photograph by Josh Hild, via Pexels.

  6. Balance and Nerve, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Balance and Nerve

    A surfer catches a wave, body and board working in balance against the ocean's power. A summer moment that speaks to both skill and raw nerve.

    Photograph by Noe De Angelis, via Pexels.

  7. Clear Water, Clear Action, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Clear Water, Clear Action

    An adventurous surfer rides clear waves at the beach. The visibility here lets us see exactly what skill looks like in motion.

    Photograph by Jasmine Bennett, via Pexels.

  8. Large Wave Riding, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Large Wave Riding

    A surfer navigates a large wave, embodying the thrill central to the sport. The photograph freezes a moment of dynamic movement and concentration.

    Photograph by Kyle Miller, via Pexels.

  9. Sunny Skill, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Sunny Skill

    Under clear skies, a surfer navigates a large wave with visible expertise. A straightforward moment. A person and the ocean. That's surfing.

    Photograph by Serg Alesenko, via Pexels.

  10. Coastal Energy, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Coastal Energy

    Vibrant waves frame a surfer in their element along a coastline known for water sports. The image captures the raw energy of ocean and athlete meeting.

    Photograph by Kampus Production, via Pexels.

  11. Clear Day Session, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Clear Day Session

    Two wetsuited surfers catch waves under ideal conditions. The scenic beach and clear weather frame surfing as accessible pleasure in a beautiful setting.

    Photograph by Jimmy Boos, via Pexels.

  12. Expertise in Motion, from Surfing: A History of Standing on Water

    Expertise in Motion

    A surfer demonstrates skill and control across a large wave. The vibrant ocean scene captures the heart of the sport: the moment when rider and wave align.

    Photograph by Dane Amacher, via Pexels.