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Barry Kanaiaupuni, 1976.
“In Hawaii in the ‘60s no one had any money. So when Barry would show up at Sunset he’d borrow Herbie Fletcher’s Brewer gun, and would just take Sunset apart. We’d see turns that no one else could make, and that’s just the way it was.
Barry Kanaiaupuni had power and could generate more energy out of a bottom turn than anyone had ever seen-in fact, he reconstructed our thoughts on what a bottom turn really was. He was the man. He was the best surfer in the world in the early '60s. When we first built mini-guns, Barry was on an 8'6” at big Velzyland, and he came into the beach where we were all watching him in amazement and said, “Dick, I could ride one a foot shorter at Sunset.“ He came to that conclusion right away-that he could ride a 7'6” just like it at Sunset. Barry really triggered my thinking that we needed to go even shorter, because I was primarily interested in building surfboards for big waves-I was a big-wave guy. BK could lay it on a rail as good as anybody to this day. He made Sunset into a performance wave on bigger boards and he was the first guy to get fully laid out in his turns-and that is the bottom line.
On a trip to Trestles in '66, he was the first one that did really good rollercoasters-just one after another. He was on the red-fin Hynson model, and it was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen in surfing. - Dick Brewer
Photo by Art Brewer. https://www.instagram.com/p/ClMib9btZT0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Derek Berwin, from JCA Annual 4 (1982)
Hawaii, early 70s.
Surfer and photographer uknown. https://www.instagram.com/p/CkjKx3aNee9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
“Finally, I unearth a boat that will do the trick in the absence of a more racy boat. Here Hughes Tissandier.” Lake Turkana.
Who drank the water of the Nile is the story of an adventure journey along the Nile, from its source to the sea, made on foot or using indigenous means. From the equatorial forest to the sands of the Libyan desert, a “section” through East Africa never before realized and even less told - in landscapes and with truly unforgettable men…“
From "Qui a bu l'eau du Nil: aventure d'Afrique” by Patrice Franceschi, 1987. https://www.instagram.com/p/CktmwTDNG7X/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Amanda meets dolphin, 1982. From"Creative techniques in underwater photography" by Derek Berwin.
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Darling, John Schlesinger (1965)
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