Let’s Get Wrong

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Spending his working days tending to Surfing magazine’s flock of photographers, Peter Taras has a well-developed eye and an acute compositional sense.

By A Peter Taras Portfolio

Volume 21 Issue 4 (2012)

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Four Days in Hibernia

A transatlantic gamble in Ireland.

By Grant Ellis
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Acclaim as Consequence

The dreamlike, nature-inspired paintings and…

By Biddle Duke
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Grueler

Codes of conduct, depravity, and the narcissism…

By Peter Maguire
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Keeper of the Arc

Taylor Knox breaks down his Mount Rushmore of…

By Kyle DeNuccio

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Volume 21 Issue 4

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This issue opens with Dave Rastovich at Jeffreys Bay, as captured by Thomas Campbell. Interest points inside include Ken “Skindog” Collins' telling of why Shane Dorian is the best surfer he’s ever seen, Jeff Johnson delving into the handiwork of Hawaiian craftsman Jon Pyzel, a look at a never-before-surfed Canadian slab, the scrutinization of pointy nosed boards get scrutinized, and the Midwest waverider getting his due.

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