Coast Tree Street // Bruce Usher
Working on the coast and beyond, the noted surf photographer trains his lens at favourite subjects. The result is a book that's greater than the sum of its parts.
Working on the coast and beyond, the noted surf photographer trains his lens at favourite subjects. The result is a book that's greater than the sum of its parts.
Comedy and surf flicks generally don’t mix well: there’s a long, inglorious history of ill-advised skits marring otherwise respectable productions, and so it’s a brave creative soul who dares have a crack at a full-on surf-com.
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"Children of the Tide is the best surf travel adventure I have ever read," - Tom Wegener
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No surfers were hurt while reviewing this product.
From the makers of 'Litmus' comes a project that is neither sequel, reunion, nor redux.
Author Chris Gudenswager provides a sweeping history of an Australian enigma.
A century after he lost his life on the Western Front, Phil Jarratt recalls Australian surfing's greatest unsung hero.
Andrew Kidman and Ellis Ericson take a bath with George Greenough in the best surf movie of the last five years.