Dustin Humphrey — Freunde von Freunden

“I like hearing the noise of motorcycles and surfboards being made, it’s the noise of creativity happening...it’s music to my ears.”

Dustin Humphrey takes Freunde von Freunden on a tour of the Temple of Enthusiasm, discussing his travels as a young photographer with some of the world's best surfers and the ambitions and passions that led him to Bali: http://www.freundevonfreunden.com/workplaces/dustin-humphrey/

In surf photography, it’s typically all about the location – a sun setting through the waves or the perfect green room – but sometimes there’s just someone who sees things differently. In the mid-90s Dustin Humphrey made a name for himself with his wholly unique vision for surf photography. One of his most memorable projects, the ‘Dopamine’ series reveals dramatically detailed scenes just below the water’s surface: shanty towns, naked girls riding motorcycles, a Beatnik graveyard, an entire bedroom floating upside down, all with surfers riding waves above. His photographic works turned the eyes of surfers across the world to some of the remotest and most challenging surf spots on the planet.