Welcome

Welcome to my site. My name is Marco Flores I live presently in North Devon and work full time in Bideford. I worked for several years as a naval photographer in the United states and for a photo lab in London. In my spare time I take surfing photographs, which I would like to share with you.

 

About Me

I am forty seven years old and have a grown up family. I was raised in St.Ives in Cornwall where I learned to surf. I have a duel nationality American ;and British and this enabled me to live in the Unitged States from the age of sixteen. I attended the Pensacola School of Naval Photography and graduated in 1982. I worked in total six years as a naval photographer and for some years served on board the aircraft carrier USS Forrestal. I returned to the UK and worked as an E6 specialist photo laboratory in Kings Cross, London before coming to live full time here in Devon about fifteen years ago.

I have been taking action photographs of surfers for many years and now, at last through this website, I can make these photographs available to other interested people. I live near some of the prime surfing locations in the UK and this has given me the opportunity to take some really good photographs. These and others are now on the web-site listed by location and date. Please feel free to browse. If you find any personal ones of yourself or some you would like, please contact me and I will sell them to you foe a minimal charge to cover my expenses

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