In Greek Mythology, nymphs led happy and carefree lives, they sang and danced far from conflicts that occupied the men of Olympus. One day, to escape Apollo s advances, one among them fled, dancing upon the waters. She was one of 3000 nymphs, protectors of the sources of water, that were called Oceanides. Oceanides is a poetic vision of surfers, nymph, along Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, Caribbean, Coral, and Tasmanian Seas. These places become the theater of marine and submarine visions of light and life. Featuring female surfers: Rochelle Ballard, Claire Bevillacqua, Julie Cox, Lee Ann Curren, Leah Dawson, Kassia Meador, Jen Smith.—Anonymous