Editorial Archive

Call Me At The Crack Of Noon

There is an iconic image from the 1970s of a dusky woman in a swimsuit taking photos from a beach…

In no other sport/hobby/recreation/lifestyle does the image hold such importance in defining the iconic and the era. By and large…

Seamount outs from photographer Brian Nevins’ New England discovery.

Two new books lay out deep knowledge of the tides.

Deep into the cave with combat photojournalist Nic Bothma.

Jazz leader Bud Shank and the scoring of early surf cinema. From TSJ Volume 9.1.

Heavy paddle waves in the South Pacific.

Outs from Skip Frye’s 26.4 quiver shoot.

Part of the wave-riders’ essential equipment were Wellingtons, rubber waders they wore to cross fields so soggy that the mud…

Peter Green flew to Australia via Fiji and New Zealand in 1972. The Californian surfer/photographer was searching for open pastures…

It’s hard to focus on anything else when there’s a live grenade jiggling up and down in the pocket of…

One of surfing’s oldest clichés (“It’s not the board, it’s the rider”) falls short in the case of Skip Frye,…