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Natural Selections
A portfolio of the finest images from Andrew Buckley. “Shorty” as most people call him, has not only evolved with the changing landscape of surf photography—generally, he keeps ahead of it. Sean Doherty provides a close look at the lensman’s career.
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Steve Sherman: Chasing Moments
A collection of Steve Sherman's candid photos from 1995-2001 from shooting pros such as Kelly Slater, Sunny Garcia, Jason "Ratboy" Collins, Pat O'Connell, Taj Burrow, Lisa Anderson and many more for editorial, advertising and behind the scenes on the ASP tour. Michael "Scooter" Leonards writes the biography of Sherman, starting with his first surf photos at Solana Beach at 13-years-old. Sherman translates an influence of Pennie Smith's style of black-and-white, behind-the-scenes photos in "The Clash: Before and After" into skate and surf lifestyle, creating a unique point of view.
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Under the Great Wave
A 200-year-old woodblock print is the most widely dispersed image of a single wave ever produced. Today, its impact still reverberates across the visual landscape.
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Super Crew
Dane Reynolds. Craig Peterson. Dion Agius. Three of the most high-profile surfers in the world, with access to everything performance-earned money and fame can buy. All the more reason to drop the trappings, get scared, and sleep in the dirt. An unnamed slab in Outback Australia was the call.
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A Hell of a Big Swell
Lance Conragen, one time captain of a sportsfishing charter boat and keen surfer recounts the biggest day he's experienced at Half Moon Bay.
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Home Grown
According to Stanley Pleskunas, Stevie Lis was "always ahead of the rest of us." Stevie, a Point Loma, CA, local, shaped his first belly board around age ten, and his first Fish concept was a huge jump in surfboard design in the mid-'60s. Steve Lis is not just a shaper, but also an artist and creator still utilizing many different combinations and visions of building a better craft.
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