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Postcards from the Fringe
Three examples of surfing evolution. This section of the issue begins with the development of the leash, then shows how people took it to the next level with kitesurfing. Also, it addresses the construction of the standing wave. And finally, identifies the competitive growth in Paddleboard racing.
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Bona Fide
Todd Glaser is one of the sport's up-and-coming photographers. Brooks Institute trained and ready to go on a moment's notice, Todd's known as the "stoked, educated, go-to guy" as well as one the top bodyboarders.
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Nuclear Family
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Cutting Room: Supercrew
Outtakes from John Respondek’s South Oz road trip with Craig Anderson, Dion Agius, and Dane Reynolds.
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Toots
A cinematic portrait of Arthur “Toots” Anchinges and his day-to-day workings and happenings.
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In the Basements of Skyscrapers
Hillary Hauser shows us a different perspective of some of surfing's most infamous waves. With the aid of local surfers and divers, she explores the places that the surfers don't want to think about. Mavericks, true to it's fickle reputation, was the most challenging and scary dive, showing that even if you know whats down there, it doesn't make it easier.
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