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the holy trinity: beauty of the mind, richness of the spirit, tenderness of the heart.
Nicole Mason
Tim McCullough, Zubadee at Portlock Point, Hawaii, 1965.
“…In 1961, young Tim started surfing at Canoes in Waikiki under the wing of Rabbit Kekai. Having carried around a Kodak Brownie camera from early-on he had taken photos of seaplanes, boats, friends and landscapes surrounding him on Catalina. Having seen John Severson’s 1962 surf movie “Going My Wave” at the Kaiser Dome in the Hilton Hawaiian Village, McCullough’s photography interest became galvanized on surf photography as the next subject-matter to focus on…” https://www.instagram.com/p/CKhUR7Eg1yO/?igshid=ye6xswu7g9zh
“This morning, with her, having coffee.”
— Johnny Cash, when asked for his description of paradise
Wesley Lewis
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“This is a very similar angle and set up to a photo I shot a few years ago that was awarded Photo of the Year by SURFER. This was actually taken two years later and it really depicts just how varied nature can be. You have the heaving tube with Kalani Chapman, the double rainbow, the mountains, and the rain. They’re all lined up and working together.” Photo: Noyle