• Episode 21: David Biner - The Indo Eye - Surf Photographer

  • Mar 7 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
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Episode 21: David Biner - The Indo Eye - Surf Photographer

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  • We kick off 2024 with this amazing chat with David Biner who you may otherwise know as @indo.eye

    This is honestly one of my most favourite discussions I’ve had on the podcast. David has lived a life of non stop adventure, taking risks, knowing what he wants to go after, and cultivating the work ethic to make it happen!

    Additionally, his amazing story of creating a fundraising campaign from a single photograph to help feed the people of Bali during Covid is worth the listen alone.

    This one is super inspiring and well worth your time!

    Check out Davids work here

    https://theindoeye.com/

    Instagram - @indo.eye

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