Features

Excerpt: The Eye of the Hunter

Derek Dunfee’s evolution from big-wave surfer to big-wave photographer. From TSJ 29.3.

Surfboard shaper Donald Brink wonders if “magic” equals “frequency.”

The underwater photography of Todd Glaser.

Unpacking our hard-wired fascination with surf trip disasters. Pulled from TSJ 29.2.

Motion visuals showcasing the retrofitted talents of Nole Cossart.

A short film showcasing the scenes at the 1970 World Surfing Championships.

Subscriber Screening: YETI presents The Midnight Hour, a new film by Keith Malloy.

A drug peddler cuts a deal with The Dead Boys in the seaside town of Beachton in this piece of short surf fiction set in the 1970s. From TSJ 13.2.

A short documentary on the history of one of surfing’s oddest yet most endearing “brands”.

Subscriber Screening: Jack Coleman’s latest full-length surf film.

Bear and Nick Mirandon, the discoveries of the pioneers, and the charting of new surfing frontiers.

After 15 years of committed Indo barrel hunting, the author faces an age-old dilemma.