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Los Dos Nicaraguas
Brian Nevins takes a life changing trip down to La Chureca, Nicaragua, to visit the massive landfill and those who make their living off the waste. Seeing lives on the economic fringe can only give one an appreciation for what we really have, especially being surfers. Nevins explains, "the tragedy of becoming a surfer is forgetting the simple beauty in what we do."
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75 Cents by Craig Lockwood
Gremmie loses 75cents playing cards against a street hustler who gives him a life lesson.
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![[All captions by the photographer] Joel Parkinson, Cloudbreak. You see a surfer’s style in everything they do in the water—even in the way they kick out. Even though he’s a world champion, he probably would have won even more heats had he not made things look so easy.](https://surfersjournal.ipdev.cloud/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/servais14_33385.jpg)
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Built to Last
Tom Servais has been sharpshooting arcade ducks for nearly four decades…and counting.
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Portfolio: Damien Poullenot
Damien Poullenot is a French photographer from the forested hamlet of Hossegor on the Cote d’Argent. With compatriot Laurent Masurel, Damien runs a thriving photo agency centered on surfing. Splitting the difference between art and sport, he is a subtle manipulator of nuanced light and eye-tricking composition. His work is uncanny, with an appeal that speaks to purist considerations like craft, emotional vibration, and allusion. In this, his first portfolio in the U.S. surfing press, he graces 18 pages with his broad take on sliding culture.
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Aesthetics: Patrick Trefz
A photographer’s maximalist collection of food porn, collages, travel vignettes, and original imagery from the road.
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Pulling the Tape
Legendary shapers are legion, but a Jack Reeves glass job lifts a surfboard to apex status.
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