Cindy Whitehead is a California native and pro skateboarder who grew up surfing and skating by the Hermosa Beach Pier. Recently inducted into the Skateboarding Hall of Fame, Cindy was one of the first girls to ride pools and halfpipes in the late '70s.
A Mollusk Surf Shop short from Jack Coleman featuring Corey Colapinto slipping around on a quasi-finless 9'0 Donald Takayama and stepping around on a fully finned 10'1 Ryan Engle. Music by the Allah-Las.
Mick Rodgers in Noosa. Filmed and edited by our good friend, Nathan Oldfield.
Some stylish skating and surfing by Jared Mell. Directed, filmed and edited by Guigo Foggiatto www.guigofoggiatto.com Additional shots by Jimmy Jazz James.
Tatsuo Takei is a Japanese surf photographer who spends his free time living in a van and shooting surfing in the traditional way – with film and vintage cameras. The video is in Japanese but the essence of his craft is universal.
Tyler Warren, New Zealand, April 2016 Tyler Warren cross steps his way from East Coast to West for Billabong New Zealand's final Salt Circus instalment.
Selected clips from Tin Ojeda's excellent film, Expensive Porno Movie. Special edit created for The Surfers Journal.
Reilly Stone is a longboarder from Santa Cruz, California. To tell his surf story filmmaker Ryan Struck flew to Northern California to stay with him and his family to explore Reilly's love of surfing.
A natural-born competitor, Troy Mothershead sought to be the quarterback of his high school football team. Balancing the laid-back vibes of surfing and the drive to compete on the field led to one of those small-but-significant moments that came to define his career.
The edge kneeboard was designed by George Greenough in the early 1970's and in the past few years, George is back at it. He has been shaping stand-up edge boards for the likes of Rasta and Ellis Ericson. Bay area shaper Marc Andreini has been collaborating with Greenough over the past few months and tweaking the design. Matt Grote and Kyle Kennelly surf the edge board in a variety of conditions with varying results.
Remember Beach Culture, Ray Gun Magazine, and that period of time Surfer Magazine's art direction went off the rails? These were the creations of graphic designer David Carson. Carson's still producing edgy work, but now he does it from his house that overlooks a classic Caribbean point.
Torren Martyn is one guy who lives to search for great waves. Growing up in the popular Northern NSW town of Byron Bay, he’s no stranger to a crowded lineup and, whilst becoming accustomed to these local points, he’s also been traveling, searching and scoring uncrowded waves in desolate locations since he was a kid. Here's Torren rippng it up on his twin fin.
