Editorial - Page 3 of 146 - The Surfers Journal

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A Kindred Spirit

Remembering Walter Hoffman, 1931–2024.

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An Activator of Creative Dreams

How Duke Boyd (1934–2020) revolutionized the surf industry.

Lee-Ann Curren

On making music, living in Biarritz, and what it’s like to come from a family of surfing greats.

Tom Carroll

On the Snap, the North Shore, competing in the face of tragedy, helmets, going for broke, athleticism, his favorite surfers to watch, and his road…

Ed Templeton

On the poetics of the street, photography, skating’s DIY spirit, alienation, suburbia, making art, owning a company, and resourcefulness.

34.1

On Style

Reno Abellira navigates Waimea’s Three Tables with grace, embodying the purest form of Hawaiian surfing mastery.

34.1

Beautiful Lives & Beautiful Deaths

Mortal liminality at the crest of a breaking wave.

34.1

Hard and Fast all the Time

Ross Clark-Jones on mental health, reality TV gone wrong, competing in the Eddie, and Mad Wax.

34.1

Second Shift

Fifteen years of a photographer Kevin Voegtlin’s selects, respectfully “poached” while pulling doubles.

34.1

Winter Lion

Wayne Rich’s waypoints of redemption.

34.1

The Southern Audit

Glaciers, slabs, and talking parrots on New Zealand’s South Island.

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Roe Ethridge Thinks He’s Center Square

The photographer’s acerbic wit, surfer’s eye, and wry sense of humor melt together to create images that span nearly every aspect of the medium.