Overboard documents the rise of Quebec’s surf culture through the landscapes of the Saint Lawrence River. It follows a tight-knit community that has learned to read river relief, chase hurricane swells, and surf through winter ice, far from traditional surf locales.

Structured across four seasons, the book reveals how choosing to stay and adapt has shaped a practice that challenges every convention of what surfing should look like.

A rare visual portrait of a scene that exists entirely outside mainstream imagery.