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	<title><![CDATA[Tucker Wooding's Videos]]></title>
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	<description><![CDATA[Tucker Wooding, a 25-year-old surf videographer and commercial fisherman, is a prominent figure in the world of surf and drone videography. Over the past two years, he has built a reputation for himself by consistently capturing breathtaking moments in renowned surf spots globally, including Nazaré, Jaws, Mavericks, and the iconic Pipeline.

Wooding has developed a unique lifestyle that enables him to pursue his passion for videography. During the summers, he engages in salmon fishing in Alaska, a venture that not only provides him with a livelihood but also allows him the financial freedom to spend the entire winter focused on his filming endeavors. This strategic balance between work and passion enables him to be at the right place at the right time to document the most spectacular surfing moments.

Being based in San Francisco further enhances Wooding's flexibility. Situated in a prime location, he can embark on last-minute trips to Hawaii, undertake more extended journeys to places like Nazaré, or simply cruise down the Pacific Coast Highway to capture the surf action at Mavericks. Wooding's dedication to his craft, combined with his strategic choices in work and location, solidifies his position as a rising star in the surf videography scene.]]></description>
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		Winners of the 2023 New Big Wave Challenge Awards
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		<a href="https://dev.ballertube.com/video/854/winners-of-the-2023-new-big-wave-challenge-awards/"><img src="https://www.ballertube.com/contents/videos_screenshots/0/854/320x180/1.jpg" border="0"><br>Justine Dupont was recognized with premier accolades at the debut New Big Wave Challenge awards in Nazaré, Portugal. The renowned French wave rider bagged the titles for Biggest Wave, Ride of the Year, and Top Female Surfer. Her triumphant wave at the Cortes Bank, an isolated seamount 100 miles from the Californian coast, was captured last January for the HBO Documentary Series &#34;100 Foot Wave.&#34; Experts estimated the wave's face to be around 75 feet, making it a potential contender for the Guinness World Record. &#34;It's nice to once again experience a beautiful evening dedicated to big wave surfing. I hope the event will last and continue to grow. Many thanks to Bill Sharp for starting it again,&#34; shared Dupont. Hawaii's own Nathan Florence also had a standout performance, securing two Oscar-like awards for Ride of the Year and Top Male Surfer. The wave Florence mastered at Mullaghmore Head, Ireland, was voted as the season's finest for 2022/2023 by a group of 200 surf connoisseurs through a confidential vote. There was a tie in the men's Biggest Wave category: Nic Von Rupp's wave at Nazaré was judged on par with the one Shaun Walsh conquered at Jaws, Maui. The Paddle Accolades were awarded to Chacha Ibarra at Punta de Lobos in Chile and Laura Enever, who surfed a monumental wave on Oahu's North Shore last January, potentially setting another Guinness World Record. Young talent Ned Hart from Dunsmore, Western Australia, was acknowledged as the Emerging Star for his outstanding performance at Shipstern Bluff, Tasmania when he was merely 16. Shipsterns also gave Danny Griffiths the title of Wipeout of the Year. This New Big Wave Challenge event was special as, after a gap of three years, it once again offered a stage for the best in big wave surfing to shine. The event's visionary, Bill Sharp, expressed his elation. &#34;Big wave surfing once again has a platform where the surfers, the photographers, and the enthusiasts can unite to celebrate the pinnacle of the sport,&#34; the founder Bill Sharp articulated. &#34;The overwhelming support and success of this inaugural event has left me overjoyed. We're witnessing the dawn of something monumental.&#34; &#34;With the inaugural awards concluded, our sights are set on the upcoming 2023/2024 season, with predictions pointing towards an exceptional El Niño-induced winter.&#34; The New Big Wave Challenge | Winners Surfer of the Year Men: Nathan Florence (Hawaii) Women: Justine Dupont (France) Ride of the Year Men: Nathan Florence at Mullaghmore Head, Ireland (video by João Tudella) Women: Justine Dupont at Cortes Bank (video by Johnny Decesare and Tucker Wooding) Paddle Men: Chacha Ibarra at Punta Lobos, Chile (video by Oscar Fredes Rodrigues and Rodrigo Farias) Women: Laura Enever at Outer Reef Oahu (video by Ian Grose, photo by Daniel Russo) Biggest Wave Men: Nic Von Rupp at Nazaré (video by Tim Bonython) and Shaun Walsh at Jaws (video by Carlo Carbajal and photo by Fred Pompermayer) Women: Justine Dupont at Cortes Bank (video by Johnny Decesare and photo by Frank Quirarte) Wipeout of the Year Danny Griffiths at Shipstern Bluff (video by Talon Clemow) Young Gun Ned Hart (Australia) Videographer of the Year Tim Bonython (Australia) Contributions to the Sport Gary Linden (Big Wave Tour founder) Walter Chicharro (Nazaré Mayor) Footage: @@bigwavechallenge Subscribe to SurferToday on YouTube ???? http://bit.ly/2TSO2be Online Surf Shop ????????‍♂️ https://bit.ly/online-surf-shop</a>
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	<pubDate>Mon, 30 Oct 2023 16:09:15 EDT</pubDate>
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