Volume 26 Issue 4
In this issue, we frame the combat and surf photography of photojournalist Nic Bothma, sketch in the dimensions of Skip Frye’s personal quiver, and go horseback on an expedition through the wilds of Chile. Long reads by Kimball Taylor (on the current state of bodyboarding) and Jamie Brisick (with a haunting essay on love, death, and Brazilian shore-pound) add depth and shading.
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The Big Boogie
Despite their labeling as “pests” and “lessers,” bodyboarders continue to charge, innovate, and pack barrels like no one’s business.
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Expat Days
When Peter Green left California for Australia in 1972, he wasn’t fleeing anything. He just never came back.
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War and Waves
Deep into the cave with combat photojournalist Nic Bothma.
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The Caretaker of Intangible Ingredients
The personal quiver of San Diego’s Harry “Skip” Frye.
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The Dazzling Blackness
Love and loss and Brazilian shore-pound.
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Play the Hits
Recent photography from TSJ’s working archive.
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Pack and Saddle
Down the Chilean coast a la jinete.
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The Down East Skiff Trip
A seamount session off the New England coast leads to a surf experience few have witnessed.
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Interview: Bobby Martinez
“The way it went in the contests and the people I was around, it really just made me hate surfing. It took me years to find that love again.”
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Needle Drop
Laguna Beach sound and vision in Five Summer Stories.
