Where Old Surfboards Go by Randy J. Braun Surfboard Print
Where Old Surfboards Go Metal Surfboard Print is a love letter to surf culture, told through the boards themselves. Renowned Hawaiʻi photographer Randy J. Braun shoots from ground level up through a row of vintage and well-worn surfboards standing together against a brilliant blue sky — longboards and shortboards, fish shapes and classics, in orange, white, yellow, purple, and natural wood, each one carrying its own history of dings, stickers, and seasons in the water. Tropical foliage fills the base of the frame. The whole thing is joyful, colorful, and completely at home in Hawaiʻi.
Also known as a vintage surfboard photography art print, Hawaii surf culture wall art, or colorful surfboard fence photography metal print, this piece speaks directly to anyone who has ever loved a surfboard — or loved the culture built around them. There's a story in every board in this image, and Braun's composition lets you look at each one. The wide, horizontal sweep of boards standing together has the feeling of a gathering — old friends leaned up against the sky on a perfect day. Printed using dye-sublimation technology onto a specialty cut ChromaLuxe aluminum panel shaped like a surfboard, the vivid colors, rich textures, and brilliant blue sky come alive on metal with a vibrancy and depth that makes the image feel three-dimensional.
Where Old Surfboards Go — RJB002 is available in six landscape sizes: 21"×9", 36"×12", 44"×11", 48"×16", 54"×18", and 60"×20". The wide horizontal format is the natural home for this panoramic row of boards. Each print comes ready to hang with eyelets included. The ideal piece for a surf shop, a beach house, a garage, or any wall that appreciates the history and soul of surfing in Hawaiʻi.
Every print is locally produced in Kapolei, HI — made with aloha, right here in Hawaiʻi.
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