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12.1
On High

On High

Aerial surf photography is on display in this image essay featuring locations like Waimea Bay, Rincon, Tavarua, Outside Log Cabins, Alligators and Teahupoo. Photographers Patrick…

12.1
The Aquatic Ape

The Aquatic Ape

Miklos S. Dora, aka Miki Dora, aka Da Cat, aka The Black Knight, challenges surfers to a contest at Jeffrey's Bay. The rules: Entrants place…

12.1
Undercurrents

Undercurrents

Serge Dedina captures the conflict between committed individuals in Mexico and Mitsubishi as the corporation attempts to develop several prime surf spots into an industrial…

12.1
Magique en Mediterranee

Magique en Mediterranee

A regional tour of the surf spots in the South of France, focusing on the erratic nature of wave chasing in the Mediterrenean as of…

11.5
Pasifika Vailima

Pasifika Vailima

Michael Kew's overview of Samoan waves, culture and history, based on his time spent at Sa'Moana Resort in Upolu. Photographs show powerful barrels and local…

11.5
Mr. Cole's Wild Ride

Mr. Cole’s Wild Ride

Tim Baker’s in-depth look at surfing wild man, well-respected shaper, and pioneer of French surfing, Maurice Cole. Based on interviews with Cole conducted over six…

11.4
The Quiet Season: Winter Solitude in New Jersey

The Quiet Season: Winter Solitude in New Jersey

11.4
Rearview Mirror: Objects From the Past are Closer than They Appear

Rearview Mirror: Objects From the Past are Closer than They Appear

11.4
Nihiwatu: What Becomes a Dream

Nihiwatu: What Becomes a Dream

11.4
Jive History & Jerk Homilies By Kimo Hollinger

Jive History & Jerk Homilies By Kimo Hollinger

11.4
Undercurrents

Undercurrents

11.4
Portfolio: Naki

Portfolio: Naki

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Moiolelo o ka Nalu

A profile of underground legend Eric Haas. From the back-files of TSJ 9.1.

 
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The Billion-Dollar Sketchbook

Animator and surfer Stephen Hillenburg’s brainchild made his debut around a Baja campfire. Knowing the artist’s background, that should come as no surprise.

30.4
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Views From Kaimuki

Quietly forceful, Joey Hamasaki was an Ala Moana beacon.

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