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Portraiture from the North Shore of Oahu by Brown W. Cannon III.

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Bev Morgan digs into his past and shares with us his surfing, sailing, and diving experiences of the early days. Starting in the late 1940's to early 1960's, Morgan narrates his adventures with legendary pioneers of the surf and dive industry in Southern California

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From the pocket coves of Laguna Beach to the Forgotten Island of Santosha, Spyder Wills has injected his arcane reference points and technical virtuosity with twisted intensity. Lending world-standard camera work to films and television productions (<em Santosha</em> , <em Stylemasters</em> , “Wide World of Sports”) Wills was known for both his ability to get the job done and his wicked sense of humor. Writer Kevin O’Sullivan burrowed into Spyder’s lair for this feature, supported by the superb portraiture of Art Brewer.

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Aerial surf photography is on display in this image essay featuring locations like Waimea Bay, Rincon, Tavarua, Outside Log Cabins, Alligators and Teahupoo. Photographers Patrick Trefz, Tim McKenna, Don King, Rob Gilley, Sylvain Cazenave and Warren Bolster demonstrate the power shooting from above the horizon.

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A gallery of abstraction and actuality from the set of Thomas Campbell’s Yi-Wo.
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