Volume 23 Issue 6
In this issue, we go into untapped Indo with Brad Masters, the deep heart of Australian slab surfing with 16-year-old Russell Bierke, and 100 years into history in Virginia Beach, one of the East Coast’s most overlooked yet enduring surf citadels. This issue also takes a look at the time-capsuled portfolio of 1960s shooter Bob Weeks and the hyper-modern images of Surfing mag’s Jimmy Wilson.
-
23.6
Vah Beach
For more than a hundred years, surfers in Virginia Beach have been tracking, riding, and designing their lives around every ounce of energy they can wring from the Atlantic.
-
23.6
Wish Fulfillment
The surf-soaked Arcadias of Stan Squire
-
23.6
FROM EAST TO WEST
Mike Tabeling’s Long Way Around. Nefarious Detours Included.
-
23.6
Waves Around the Bend
Veteran Indo hand Brad Masters knows that, in the most wave-rich archipelago in the world, near-perfection often goes overlooked. Four discoveries prove it’s worth it to stray from the herd.
-
23.6
Forty Percent More Fun
At home with Greg MacGillivray
-
23.6
Portfolio: Bob Weeks
A Seminal Sheaf of Classic Australiana
-
23.6
Bodies of Water
Self-discovery on the underside of a surf break
-
23.6
Path of the Jimmicane
he technical chops , high-action focus, and outsized personality of photographer Jimmy Wilson
-
23.6
Interview: Neil Purchase Jr.
-
23.6
You Crazy Diamonds
The backstory of how Greenough’s disembodied portraits from deep inside the tube came to be paired with Pink Floyd's instrumentals.
