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_NOA7580No Excuses

Nick Vujicic Doesn¹t Take No For An Answer, And Neither Should You
There¹s a little wedge close to my house that I¹ve been courting for the past six or so years. It¹s nothing special, really, just a mediocre left with the occasional ramp or two. Given its less-than-stellar reputation, the lineup is nearly empty most days, and that¹s just the way I like it. I don¹t necessarily surf there for the wave itself, but rather for the solitude. To use a cliché, I like to paddle out and be alone with my thoughts. Midway through a 2-foot wind ravaged surf at this underdeveloped peak, I found myself making excuses for why I couldn¹t put together a decent wave. It was the board. It was my trunks. It was my leash. It was my wax. Excuses. 

The Nathan Fletcher Interview

Nathan.-jpVanSwae_4942Louder Than Words
More than the cigarette-and-inadvertent-gunslinger stare, there’s a quiet and almost dangerous quality to Nathan Fletcher. As someone that’s been in the media’s spotlight frtom the moment he first stood up on a surfboard and, by all means, comes from one of surfing’s most enigmatic and sometimes controversial families, it’s hard to come to grips with the idea that most of us simply don’t know much about Nathan Fletcher. Soft-spoken and hard charging, his steely glare and nonchalant attitude have kept him mysterious to the masses. Unknown. After decades of sitting in the dark, we made the attempt to sit down and talk to Nathan, bring him in to the light. It wasn’t easy, and true to reputation, his actions have always spoken louder than his words. This is Nathan Fletcher.

Inside Section

Raging with a Conscience

DesignForHumanity-B-170Bikinis For A Good Cause At Billabong’s Design for Humanity
Bikinis, women, and a worthy cause—is there a better way to spend an evening? We think not. In their fourth annual Design for Humanity event, Billabong took over the NY Street Backlot at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, formulating a makeshift Brooklyn rager for the surf industry in So Cal. If the sight of scantily clad 10s parading through the hippest-albeit-pseudo city in the world doesn’t spark something inside of you, then maybe the fact that the fashion show benefits The Invisible Children Foundation, a nonprofit group that seeks to put an end to the use of child soldiers in northern Uganda, will set you at ease.

Grant Ellis Portfolio

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This is a shot of Dave Rastovich in Indo. I actually shot this on black and white film. I really like the composition of this shot—you have the local guy in the foreground and Rasta in the background. We had a great crew on this trip: Occy, Andy, Rasta, Luke Egan, it was definitely one of the best trips I’ve ever been on and this is one of my favorite photos from that trip.

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A deeper shade of blue.  Pipeline shows her spring colors.

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