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Portfolio: Aaron Loyd A Personal Thing
The artistic and photographic works of the multi-talented Aaron Loyd are on display in this colorful profile of this humble and creative surfer.
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40 Days and 40 Nights
“The morning I took this picture somewhere in Baja I woke up under the 'veggie' truck in my sleeping bag, grabbed my camera, and was just sniffing around.”
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Moving Forward
Over fifty pages of photos and text from George Greenough's collection. This article successfully illustrates the significant role he has played in surfing, shaping, fin technology, kneeboarding,film, and so much more. A piece with an insider's look at surfing from an involved individual who witnessed it first hand and helped develop the sport so much further.
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Steeped In The Brew
Nathan Fletcher has spent most of his life in the shadow of his family. In 2011, however, he dropped into one of the heaviest waves in history and crystalized in the foreground of the general conciseness. But behind the scenes, and for those in the know, he’s always used his multifaceted talents to set himself apart. “Christian was good at surfing,” says friend and confidant Joel Tudor. “But Nathan was good at everything.” Christian Beamish goes to Hawaii for a deeper look into the big-wave charger, skater, moto rider, and aerialist who has long been touted as the quiet member of the clan.
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In the Basements of Skyscrapers
Hillary Hauser shows us a different perspective of some of surfing's most infamous waves. With the aid of local surfers and divers, she explores the places that the surfers don't want to think about. Mavericks, true to it's fickle reputation, was the most challenging and scary dive, showing that even if you know whats down there, it doesn't make it easier.
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The Best Way to Chew Qat
We cannot recommend surfing in Yemen, and perhaps you won’t either after reading Charlie Smith’s account of three months among the stellar pointbreaks in Al Qaeda territory.
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