My Eyes Won't Dry (2005)
Not since George Greenough has a single surfer so thoroughly documented life inside the barrel. Brian Conley has traveled the world to bring you the most unique camera angles ever seen in a quantity never dreamed of. In search of ultimate tubes and good vibes, Conley and crew adventure to great lands and oceans including Mexico, Australia and the South Pacific. Enjoy angles of waves and wave riding that can only be achieved through the eyes of a surfer. From big Spitting barrels to perfect peelers, this is your tour guide to the tube!
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Not since George Greenough has a single surfer so thoroughly documented life inside the barrel. Brian Conley has traveled the world to bring you the most unique camera angles ever seen in a quantity never dreamed of. In search of ultimate tubes and good vibes, Conley and crew adventure to great lands and oceans including Mexico, Australia and the South Pacific. Enjoy angles of waves and wave riding that can only be achieved through the eyes of a surfer. From big Spitting barrels to perfect peelers, this is your tour guide to the tube!
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