PDF Downloads: Volume 16 NO. 3 - Summer '07
Photographer Stuart Gibson started with a Gordian knot of variables, including color, composition, action, and exposure. In 5/100ths of a second, he turned them into a frame capable of sucker punching a photo editor halfway around the world.
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A picture depicting a Sao Tomean waterman shaping a panga with a machete. The caption appropriately posing the question regarding how different would the perception of the sport of surfing be if 40 years ago, filmmaker Bruce Brown, would have more accurately chronicled the discovery of an African surf culture instead of fabricating the introduction of surfing to Africa by North Americans in The Endless Summer.
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A page turning excerpt from Bryan Di Salvatore's novel "I Still Miss Someone."
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A feature article profiling the surfing life of professional Chilean surfer Ramon Navarro. The author, Yasha Hetzel, brings us into the life of Navarro, traveling through his childhood and upbringing in Pichilemu, his discovery of Chilean big waves, and the surfer's personal philosophy and outlook on life.
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A look at twelve photographs of French scenery spanning six years of travel to the region by photographer Chris Leschinsky.
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Sam George's account of Sao Tomean surf culture clearly highlights their traditional influence on the sport. George takes us to a small, West African island where he shares a heartfelt experience with local surfers, very well discovering the origin of surfing.
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A homage to Australian's surfing legacy, Bernard "Midget" Farrelly. Author Phil Jarrat redeems the surf hero's influence and outstanding sportsmanship of the 1960's to today.
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A short article that warmly highlights the artistic flair surrounding Michael Eckerman's masonry. Inspired by the curving flow of water, Eckerman's work is a wonderful spin of modern day surf art on an age old construction practice.
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Terry Fitzgerald gives a loving eulogy of his 6'0" single fin, born in 1980 to vainly compete with MR and Simon, after his son Kye broke it in half on a beachbreak tube in 2006.
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