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Water II: Morgan Maassen's Ode to The Ocean

September 7, 2017

Shooting from the water is connecting all the dots of photographer and cinematographer Morgan Maassen's life. Maassen loves surfing and he loves photography; the one constant is the ocean, which has always been a source of calm and inspiration for the young and infamously talented photographer.

His newest film, "Water II" is an ode to the sea, which Maassen reveres the most. Trust us when we say that it's a perfect video for tuning in and blissing out.

Tags Morgan Maassen, surf, ocean, sept1, photography, Water II
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