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A profile of photographer Woody Woodworth's works spanning the oceans and peoples of the globe provides us with different perspectives of the lifestyle we live.…By Roger Coathup

Craig Stecyk's introspective rumination on surf culture explores the origins of the "Surf Nazi" aesthetic, from the swastika emblems on various mid-century surfboards, to the…By Roger Coathup

A very pre-Al Gore discussion on being a "Green" surfer, brought to us by Brian Gillogly, exposes the inconvenient truth behind the chemicals used by…By Roger Coathup

While driving with his son who thinks the old days were void of radical antics, an unassuming father slips into a flashback to a time…By Roger Coathup

With this issue of the Surfer's Journal, Steve and Debbee Pezman tie off the first year of publication, and they take a moment reflect on…By Roger Coathup

Surfer Bill Ogden's artwork is familiar to anyone who was exposed to 1960s California surf culture, as it has enjoyed an iconic presence in Surfer…By Roger Coathup

Brothers Pete and Tom Noble have collaborated with Kelly Sorenson, owner of On The Beach Surf Shop in Carmel, Ca, to establish a surfboard display…By Roger Coathup

A mess of water, foam, fiberglass, and a human head, this Woody Woodworth photo from "Big Thursday" (September 10, 1975) at The Wedge in Newport…By Roger Coathup

Master of style and grace, Skip Frye is a true waterman, transcending the self-imposed limitations in range of the average surfer through his adoption of…By Roger Coathup