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Articles of Faith
Former editor of Surfer Magazine Matt Warshaw's comprehensive history of surf magazines, providing us with an examination of the socio-cultural significance of surf-related periodicals. Ebbing and flowing with the tides of consumerism, art, culture, and technology through the years, the surf magazine industry has seen countless successful and failed attempts at documenting and delivering the essence of the surfing experience to surfers around the world.
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The Taking of Pohnpei
You will find Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia, one of three Senyavin Islands within the Caroline Island chain. It can fire for weeks on end and was first surfed by only a handful from the '60s into the '90s. Fast forward to the late '90s and the secret's unleased with the first surf camp opening in 2004—Pohnpei is no longer a secret.
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Neptune Alley
Jon Foster’s La Jolla Photography.
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Archive 60-00s A+
At home and into the photo files with Jeff Divine.
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Best I Ever Saw: Alex Gray on Shane Dorian
Heavy paddle waves in the South Pacific.
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Interview: Jim Banks
Thirty-eight seasons in Indo with the surfer, skipper, and explorer.
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