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Tarzan At Waikiki
Dorian Paskowitz tells us a story worthy of its own book, painting a picture of the social hierarchy of the Waikiki Beach Boys that existed in the 1940s, Paskowitz's firsthand experiences with the scene, and Gene "Tarzan" Smith's belligerent resistance of the violently-enforced pecking order.
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The stylist on his foray into professional surfing, his proudest moments, commercialism, The Search, the California waves that shaped him, surfboard design, and his biggest inspirations.
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Words Fail
See this carefully selected pack of hi-grade images, assembled by a militia of deft lensmen. Call it a quick journey to more compass points than we care to count. Little explanation necessary—just some files that could no longer be stifled in a dark corner of the Photo Department hard-drives.
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