Volume 26 Issue 3
In this issue, planes of focus alight on the multi-disciplined surfing of Justin Quintal, reveal Michael Halsband’s NYC photo studio, and unearth a trove of 1960s-era North Shore imagery from Val Valentine. Supporting action provided by the likes of Dane Reynolds, Craig Anderson, and Dion Agius in West Oz, plus the Millennial subject matter of lensman Duncan Macfarlane, rounds it out.
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Super Crew
Dane Reynolds. Craig Peterson. Dion Agius. Three of the most high-profile surfers in the world, with access to everything performance-earned money and fame can buy. All the more reason to drop the trappings, get scared, and sleep in the dirt. An unnamed slab in Outback Australia was the call.
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African Echo
Reverberations of Hynson and August still carom in Senegal.
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Interview: Keala Kennelly
“Fear is good. Fear helps keep you alive. To have fear is to know that there are severe consequences.”
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Dream On
Glenn Chase’s Cosmic Shangri-La.
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Riders of the ‘Storm
Behold: the best-selling surfboard in the world.
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Builders of the North
British Columbia photographs.
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Normcore
How Floridian Justin Quintal smokes the brand names over and over and over and…
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A Friend of a Friend
Val Valentine—introduced to surfing by Lord Tally Ho Blears—became a full-fledged member of the North Shore fraternity.
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North of Madison
At home with Michael Halsband.
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The Plural Island
A single Bardados, a couple of coasts.
