Something About Alaska

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Why hire a catalog shooter when you have a coldwater surf sleuth on speed dial?

By Ben Weiland

Volume 29 Issue 4 (2020)

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Economy of Line

On the move in Vacationland with the nomadic, New…

By Matthew Shaw
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The Shapers Project

An extended look into Steve Baccon’s ongoing…

By Steve Baccon
34.4
Aesthetics: J Brother

The visual inspirations and paddling tracks of…

By Scott Hulet
34.4
Northwest of North Point

The blunt aquatic force of West Oz shooter—and…

By Sean Doherty

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Volume 29 Issue 4

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On the cover: Mikey February reminds us that good style is predicated on not thinking about style. Photo by Nick Green. Inside the issue, we hit check-points from Alaska to the Azores, take a close visual study of Tom Servais’ last decade of high-profile surf shooting, and pay our culture collection fee to the modern skimboard scene. Profiles of surfing satirist Sterling Spencer and shortboard-revolution performance pusher Sharron Weber lend human interest touches, while Nate Tyler’s hand-built home in Central California and surfboards recycled as signage on the North Shore are explorations in atypical craftsmanship.

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