Joel Parkinson, WA. "One of my favorite aspects of shooting with Parko is getting the chance to document some of the subtleties in his style," says photographer Pat Stacy. "He blends radical positioning and approach with functional elegance."
Dane Kealoha, Oahu. In 1978, Hawaii was where the twin-fin achieved its skate-infused beachhead, sending surfers the world over clambering for little winged swallows with canted and toed fins. Photograph by Warren Bolster.
The pack at Padang, 1975. In the days before there was any kind of shade, surfers would spend the heat of the day under the overhanging cliffs. Pioneer surfer Michael Little can be seen, along with Terry Richardson, Richard Harvey, and Peter McCabe. Photo by Dick Hoole.
Those of a certain vintage invariably connect with John John Florence’s lines of dance. After all, there’s very few surfers capable of conjuring a Phil Edwards drop-knee turn at-speed on modern equipage. Photograph by Pete Frieden.
📣 Squad Announcement
🏉 Number 6
👤 Saskia Lewis
🤝 Sponsored by @sundaycollab
📚Been her 5th season we’ve watch Saskia’s Talent & skills grow every year moving to stand off this season, She also plays union at uni and been called up for the England students
Happy #InternationalDayOfForests, today and every day!
To celebrate, we're sharing some calming Hawaiian #ForestZen captured by Renee Peters @Model4GreenLVNG—the first video in a news series created by sustainable influencers and activists of our alliance.
Read "Surf Film Is Dead, Long Live Surf Film!," an essay from TSJ 29.1 in which writer Chas Smith traces the resurgence and importance of feature-length surf movies in the attention deficit age.
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Illustration by Eglė Plytnikaitė.
BREAKING! We’re thrilled to announce His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales as our Patron. What an amazing way to celebrate our 30th anniversary! 🤙🌍🌊
It's incredible recognition of the *huge* progress we’ve made protecting #PlanetOcean over 3 decades. #30YearsSAS