"Johnson's creative footprint has been instrumental in shaping not just Patagonia's brand vision, but adventure culture as well." —Esquire Magazine

Jeff Johnson grew up in Danville, California, and moved to Hawaii when he turned 18. He lived on the North Shore of Oahu for fifteen years where he traveled extensively; writing and taking photographs. His stories and photographs have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Surfer’s Journal, Alpinist, Surfer magazine, Climbing magazine, and Outside magazine. The Surfer's Journal describes him as "a piece of true grit,” and someone who "doesn't back down when sketching the seamier side of the surf ghetto."

Jeff's first book, Bend to Baja: A Biofuel-Powered Surfing and Climbing Road Trip, was published in 2006.

His second book, 180 South: Conquerors of the Useless, is a documentary film and coffee table book published in 2010.

Jeff now resides in Santa Barbara, California. He works as a creative brand agent for Patagonia Inc. and does freelance work as a consultant, photographer, and writer. He divides his time between the mountains and the ocean.

Jeff Johnson

Photographer at Patagonia, Freelance Creative

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