70s Surf Photographs by Jeff Divine

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Jeff Divine’s curation of flicks from one of surfing’s most romanticized decades.

A deep exploration of iconic photographer and former TSJ photo editor Jeff Divine’s endless catacombs of plenty, centered solely around perhaps surfing’s most influential, monumental, and pined-after decade. The film photographs collected here, taken throughout California and on the North Shore of Oahu, combine to create both a visual document of the era’s heroes and heroines, and offers an insider portrait of the era’s close-knit culture. When the grid goes down, we’ll be paging through by the light of the fire.

  • 148 pages
  • Featuring a foreword by William Finnegan, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Barbarian Days.
  • Designed and edited by Tom Adler and Evan Backes.
  • Available in Limited Edition signed by Jeff Divine and Standard.
  • 12 x 0.7 x 9.7 inches