The 20” x 60” option is great for filling out a room.

We can now make GIANT PRINTS up to 55” x 100.” Bigger is better.

The print you see here is the largest we have ever made. It measures 30” tall by 90” wide. That is over 7 feet wide. The image is “January A-Frame,” shot by Brendan Dempsey and only available via this website.

How is it 2019 already? 2018 has come and gone, and one of the great things about photography is that we have lasting images to reminisce about the good times that we all shared. Here are some of my favorite images from 2018, now available in 15 sizes each.

Timothy’s shots are of the highest quality, and here are three new ones from around NYC and the LB that would look great in your home. He utilizes long exposure and special lenses to create his trademark shots.

Standing at mind-bending 32”x 48,” this is the largest single canvas we’ve ever made. With photo technology as advanced as it is, modern image sensors are almost daring us to push the limits with the scope of our art and medium(s).

Sure, it’s true that we make triptych canvas prints as large as 40”x 90”, but even those are comprised of three separate 30”x 40” prints. So this stands alone as the largest we’ve made, and it just looks exquisite.

Check out more images of this print, and more of Brian Shannon’s work after the jump.

We are lucky to feature new images from one of the best photographers in Nassau County. Please take a look at new photos from the immortal Timothy Andre.

Charles Mandell is an accomplished photographer and content creator from Long Beach, NY.

At just 17, he's already a respected lensman across several genres, and has even found time to start his own charity (more on that next week).  Allow Charles to introduce himself in his own words:

Joseph O'Connor is a hyper-talented NY-based photographer with a knack for capturing the natural beauty ingrained into the south shore of Long Island.

Born and raised in Long Beach, NY, he naturally developed a strong connection with the ocean, one that most people know pairs ever so eloquently with a passion for photography. His journey in photography began when his dad began teaching him how use a Pentax Super Program 35mm film camera during his high school years. Joseph's father loved capturing film photos of lighthouses and small coastal towns in the northeast, especially Maine.  It was these early forays into photographic expression that inspired a lot of what Joe enjoys shooting today.

Joseph would go on to develop a lot of skills in the water while working as a full time City of Long Beach Lifeguard for 6 years. He continues to serve the City of Long Beach as a part-time weekend lifeguard.  In the future, he's planning on shooting a lot more water based surf and fine art photography.

Currently, Joseph creates high quality images using Nikon and Aquatech Imaging Solutions equipment. He's best known for photos of the Long Beach Boardwalk and Long Island surf-Lineups.  He has been published in online galleries by the leading surf media outlets such as Surfing Magazine, Eastern Surf Magazine, Whalebone, Surfline, and Magic Seaweed.

You can follow Joseph O'Connor on Instagram here and of course visit his Boardwalk Canvas store here!

This article was originally published in the Summer 2018 issue of Long Beach Magazine.

By Alyssa Seidman

A new business on the Barrier Island is offering residents premium prints at unbeatable prices. Boardwalk Canvas, which was founded in 2016 began with the impetus to provide the community access to art being created right under their nose.

“I’ve been an ocean lifeguard since 2001, and had friends in the local surf scene, and a big part of that is the photographers,” said Brendan Dempsey, founder and CEO of Boardwalk Canvas. “Being around that community with people who are so artistically-driven, it was always intoxicating to me how much talent twas here, but the locals know little about local artists.”

Dempsey, who’s lived in Long Beach since 2008, came up with the idea to connect residents with the area’s finest photographers by selling prints canvases of original, inspiring images of the beach, boardwalk, and other landmarks around town.

With a background as a television producer, Dempsey spent the last four years working at Paramount Network, which gave him, what he called, “lens time,” enabling him to become more familiar with the craft. “I spend a lot of time handling cameras, and learned the technical skills behind photography,” he said.

We’re so excited to be working with Ron Walker, a NY-based photographer who has created some of the most breathtaking water imagery we've ever seen.  His ability to place himself in dangerous surf-related situations yet still find a way to capture stunning, perfectly-focused and beautifully-composed images is second to none.

Brian is a New York-based photographer with a penchant for capturing excellent imagery centering around the NY beach lifestyle and local surf scene.  He particularly excelled last fall during our excellent run of surf in September, where he captured “Hurricane Maria in Black and White.”

We are so excited to introduce Boardwalk Customs, a new section of our site where you can print YOUR photos directly on beautiful giclée canvas with more than 20 size options.  You can upload  your image straight from a smart phone, tablet, or computer.  These custom prints are exactly the same quality and build construction that you would find in our store.

Jenny Coffey is an extremely talented photographer with roots on Long Island that extend across the globe.  As a traveling RN, she has access to a unique perspective of the world that is entirely evident through the gaze of her lens. 

Take an extra 20% off of every print on our site from June 5-8.  It's the perfect gift for dad!  Orders placed on or before June 6 are guaranteed for delivery by Sunday, June 17.

Neal Campbell is an accomplished Long Beach waterman who's equally talented both in front of and behind the lens of a camera. We are very proud to shine a light on his work and to offer his imagery on stretched giclée canvas. Click through to see his work!

we've just passed a major milestone: there are now more than 1,000 prints available in our store!

We have added several large, vivid, three-panel canvases to our store.  This is one piece of art that can fill up an entire room and be a point of conversation for years to come.  Full image selection and store after the jump!

Relive one of the best month's of New York surfing, period.  Video after the jump.