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23.1
Cop The Roaring Forties

Cop The Roaring Forties

Cave Rock was once billed as “South Africa’s answer to Backdoor.” Its photogenic setup garnered spread after spread in surf magazines of the ’80s and…

23.1
Santa Barbara Modern

Santa Barbara Modern

A carefully curated look at the surf photography of Morgan Maassen, the highly accomplished 23-year-old lensman from Santa Barbara. Already boasting an incredibly diverse portfolio,…

23.1
Quokka Soccer

Quokka Soccer

A brief visit to Rottnest Island—an out-of-the-way little surf destination just West of Australia—where Quokka soccer and other local pastimes have a tendency to inspire…

23.1
Points Of Common Desire

Points Of Common Desire

The surf-glutted, sand-bottom headlands of Salina Cruz are an everyman’s surf paradise. Shawn Parkin provides an updated field report on Southern Oaxaca’s finest right points.

23.1
727 Laguna Canyon Road

727 Laguna Canyon Road

The Apple computer, the hot road, the Owsley White Lightning—where else could the foam surfboard blank have been invented but in a California? Whether you…

23.1
Miguel, Gisele, And The Architecture Of Sex

Miguel, Gisele, And The Architecture Of Sex

Brazilian surf culture imitates nothing and no one. Those who fix their Western Gaze on the country’s idiosyncratic and vibrant aspects have a tendency to…

23.1
The Light After The Darkroom

The Light After The Darkroom

TSJ’s founding Photo Editor, Rob Gilley, brought a tight pack of unseen hits from his photo files—spanning Central America to the Eastern Seaboard, the north…

23.1
Thai Stick

Thai Stick

Before the term “homegrown” was complimentary, stem-skewered, gooey, neatly packaged Thai Stick was a potent and sought after strain. A reformed surf scammer—and current law…

23.1
A Disturbance In The Channel

A Disturbance In The Channel

Cape Cod is freighted with dreams, aspirations and history. A charismatic bit of geography, the hook-shaped peninsula is lauded by artists for its resonant “Cape…

23.1
Journeyman Jones

Return to Robinson’s Trail

“Mikala Jones goes running right past us—board under his arm, sunscreen on his face. A photographer is setting up his 600mm. It’s fitting that we’re…

23.1
Sugarman'S Mile Of Clean Sand

Sugarman’s Mile Of Clean Sand

"A mile of clean sand. I will write my name here, and the trouble that is in my heart. I will write the date and…

22.6
Portfolio: Ben Thouard

Portfolio: Ben Thouard

When conditions permit, Ben Thouard documents the surf in French Polynesia from his paraglider. When strong trade winds deny that approach, he takes to the…

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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.

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Views From Kaimuki

Quietly forceful, Joey Hamasaki was an Ala Moana beacon.

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