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What’s a traveler to do when a famed surf spot lives down to expectations? During a brief stint on Mauritius, dodging the magnetic pull of…By Roger Coathup

As a painter, Damian Fulton looks outside the bubble of surf art and its recurrent imagery of aloha prints, woody wagons, and peeling pointbreaks. “That’s…By Roger Coathup

From the fertile mud of Oahu’s Keawawaihi Valley, Kohl Christensen erected his organic farm and solar-powered compound. Each year he hosts a cast of underground…By Roger Coathup

In ’50s California, there was no vocabulary for describing Phil Edwards’ performance on a wave. Bob Cooper recollects the impact of Phil-spotting during his formative…By Roger Coathup

T-Mo and company present the finest selections from Slide Your Brains Out in h style="color: #212737; font-family: Georgia;">is most recent book project.By Roger Coathup

Tony “Doris” Eltherington’s retreat from Australia’s professional surfing spotlight in the ’70s lead him to the perfectly groomed walls of the Bukit Peninsula and endless…By Roger Coathup

In the land of unremitting rain and gray skies, Charlie Smith strains for a glimpse of California sunshine, only to be swell-lashed and kelp-tied to…By Roger Coathup

You can’t throw a rock in Tugun, Australia, without breaking a photographer’s lens. This is where Peter “Joli” Wilson makes his home. Jimmy O’Keefe profiles…By Roger Coathup

Artist Damian Fulton’s apocalyptic beach scenes.By The Surfer’s Journal