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Our Wedge Our Way
Ron Romanosky profiles his notorious "Wedge". The shorepound bodysurfing mecca of the West Coast of California. The Wedge attracts waveriders as quirky as the wave itself, both wave and rider seemingly looking for punishment on the jetty and steep beach.
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Beal’s Stash
While Sam George was at Makaha for Buffalo's Big Board Classic, he met a family on the beach who he initially assumed were tourists. They turned out to be the family who owned the house on the point known to him as "The Rich People's House". After their conversation on the beach, he was invited to the Beal family's home that evening for dinner and stories of summers spent at Makaha. After he was back home on the mainland, Sam received and email from Mr. Beal with a file of photos that his grandfather had taken of a big swell. He didn't open the file for two years, but when he did he quickly realized that the photos weren't from just any swell, they were from the historic "Swell of '69".
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Undercurrents
"The world's most famous surfing artists and shapers donate beautiful painted surfboards to a Surfrider Foundation fundraising auction, raising over $300k."
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The Baltic Heart
Questing for Valhalla with Swedish surfer Freddie Meadows.
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Moment’s Notice
The significant drawbacks—aside from the occasional near-drownings and lack of health insurance—in Todd Glaser’s line of work are few. Perhaps the only thing that qualifies it as a job is the requirement that he always remain on-call: California to Bali, Bali to Brisbane, Brisbane to Fiji, two days on Tavarua, back to Australia. Glaser’s photo essay on Kelly Slater, with well-rounded road notes, provides a unique look at the 11-time world champ.
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