Search Results: Books from JOHN SEATON CALLAHAN

Explore the world's most thrilling waves with Epic Surf Breaks of the World. From Namibia's wind-swept Skeleton Bay to Java's G-Land, discover the best place to 'hang ten', whatever your surfing ability. Accompanied by a series of stunning photographs, maps and beautiful illustrations as well as first-person stories from surf writers all across the globe, including Pulitzer Prize winner William Finnegan, this is the quintessential guide for surfers looking for their next epic break.
With 200 destinations, from Australia's Bells Beach to the coral-flecked islands of the Maldives, you're sure to find your perfect break in this 328-page, hardcover book. Plus, we take you to some of the most adrenaline-pumping breaks in the world, including Tahiti's Teahupoo and Mexico's Puerto Escondido, as well as easier options for beginners, such as Taghazout in Morocco, meaning all abilities are catered for. We cover the planet's newest hotspots, such as Bundoran in Ireland, where world-class waves now lure surfers… Read More

Sebastian Rojas, Tony Fleury, John Callahan, Joli, Tim Mackenna, Luiz Blanco e Eduardo Moody, fazem parte de um seleto time de fotógrafos que percorrem o mundo colhendo imagens para a Fluir, a revista mais lida pelos surfistas brasileiros. Renomados por sua técnica apurada, coragem para encarar ondas poderosas e disposição para qualquer tipo de aventura – desde que renda boas fotos – eles também são dotados de uma sensibilidade artística tocante, que nem sempre encontra vazão nas páginas nervosas das publicações para quais normalmente contribuem. Água abre justamente esta janela, iluminando a faceta menos conhecida, mas não menos relevante, de um trabalho capaz de tocar profundamente qualquer um, surfista ou não. Não espere imagens de ação, não espere explicações, elas não estão aqui. Já de emoção, está transbordando.

Australian editon of the American magazine The Surfer's Journal with addtional content of interest to Australians, edited by Phil Jarrat.

Yasha's Story: The Adventures of a Young Man in the Southern Hemisphere words and photos by Yasha Hetzel, Remembering Walt by Ann Spadone, Transitions by Paul Gross, Gallery: Mike Solomonson, On the Edge of Burma by Tor Johnson, Nothin' Down the Road but Mystery words and photos from Andrew Kidman, Nation of Ken Bradshaw by Bruce Jenkins.

Surfing Life, formerly Australia's Surfing Life, the magazine was founded in 1985 by Peter Morrison In 2016 it was purchased by Morrison Media publisher and General Manager Craig Sims, and his Morrison Media colleagues Graeme Murdoch and Rob Bain.

Australian Surfing World 2351st Issue: September 1962Last Issue:Number of Issues Produced: Still in production.Magazine Web Site: www.surfingworld.com.au

Photography Annual 2002 from Australia's Surfing Life, one of the leading surfing publishers in Australia with a lavish selection of images from the world's best surfing photographers

Passing Time in El Salvador by Kevin Naughton, Adventures in Publishing by John Decure, Surf Radio by David Ciaffardini, Let He Who is Thirsty Drink Clear Water by Shafiq Morton, This is Art: Art Brewer Portfolio, Breathe Deep: Sequence by Warren Bolster by Tim Williams, Living With Tom Blake by Drew Kampion, Freehand: Adrian Lockhart by Dean Thomas, The Realm of King Joy by Mark Gray, Dessert Cart: Photo Feature, Below Benin by Sam George.

The Surfer's Path, founded in 1997 by Alex Dick-Read, former Caribbean correspondent for the Associated Press, has announced that its soon-to-be published 100th Issue will be its last. Part high-brow surf-culture commentary, part environmental watchdog, The Surfer's Path was founded in Cornwall, England. For many American readers, The Surfer's Path was one of the first indications that surfing even existed in England, of all places. It isn't the only British surf mag out there—Carve and Glide are still going strong—but The Surfer's Path has typically appeared in American surf shop racks more often than its British brethren. It's always been a pleasant read, one completely devoid of any interest in the pro surf scene, and, for that matter, the biggest names in surf stardom. It's also long included a healthy dose of "ride anything" content, way before that was in vogue. The action shots weren't often of the best surfing quality, but they reflected the surf world most of us live in. Godspeed, The… Read More

Of Monks and Monkeys by Susan Chaplin, An Occurrence in Lower Baja by Alan Weisbecker, The Body Will Suffice by Chris Malloy, Todd Sells, and Jeff Johnson, Remnants: Photographs Lost and Found, Nothing To Declare: Brian Bielmann's Coral Route, Mozambique: Travels in the Land of Sultan Mussa Ben Mbiki by Tim Williams, Steve Sherman: Chasing Moments by Scooter Leonard, The Curren Family Vacation By Rob Gilley, Still Life With Large Artist: Kevin Ancell by Scott Hulet, Crouching Tiger, Smoking Dragon by Ben Marcus. Plus: A look at bodysurfing Ft. Point in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Mexican VW Beetle, reviews, short stories, micro-riffs, and sundry items from Aisle 14.

How does it feel to be in the mouth of a 50-foot tube? To carve a perfect 200-degree turn? To get plowed under a thundering mountain of whitewater?
SurfRiders puts readers in the curl with 100 vivid full-color photographs and more than 20 stories by the greatest names in surfing. Chasing the swells from Waimea Bay to South Africa's Cape St. Francis, it brings to life the near-mystical allure of riding the big wave, the rush of shooting the tube, the draw of the pipeline. Along the way, it shows readers the pivotal points of surfing's development, explores the unique beach boy culture its spawned, provides a fascinating look at the evolution of the surfboard (or "gun" as its called) and recounts some of the most outrageous sets ever ridden.
In the tradition of Ski Fever! and The Olympic Spirit, this visually stunning book also features tons of sidebars, historic photos and incredible images of today's greatest champions. Designed for both die-hard surfers and landlocked dreamers alike, it is as close… Read More

The Surfer's Jounal, Vol 11, No 3, Summer 2002Life for the Sea: The Ocean Warriors of Baja California by Serge Dedina, John Bilderback: A Separate Reality intro by Rob Gilley, Gallery: Kevin Short Trestles Suite, Loner: California's reclusive trim master, Reynolds Yater, tells his story by Steve Pezman with Paul Gross, Revelations Across the Straight by Shawn Shamlou, OC1: A new class of ultralight canoes and the artisan who creates them by Dale Hope, Lost Horizons Surf Colonialism in the 21st Century by Steve Barilotti, Portfolio: Alby Falzon The Man Who Lives Inside a Flower by Andrew Kidman.

THE SURFING YEAR BOOK OFFERS the complete package of news, features, results, opinions, and photography, providing an insider's view of everything that matters in each of the world's surfing regions-Africa, Europe, Southeast Asia and Japan, South and Central America, United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. An extended Surfing Year Book awareness campaign is underway at Surfersvillage.com, the world's biggest surfing news Web site, with more than twenty-two million visitor sessions a year.Surfersvillage will also utilize its large family of publishing partners around the world to advertise the book's arrival in all surfing markets. With each regional section offering text in English and language of origin, the book will have broad appeal in all world surfing markets. Photo essays from the best surf photographers around the world; profiles of all the leading surfers of 2008. Ocean environmental issues, weather, and swell reports. The only global directory of surfing products and services.… Read More

Australia's Surfing Life, Issue 150 from March 2001We will make you a better surfer. That's the promise behind each issue of Surfing Life. We publish 6 issues based on the 6 pillars of the surfing experience - Surf Travel, Surf Culture, Waves, Technique, Surfboards and Surfer - each issue dedicated to that subject alone, providing the substance, depth and authority that will have a direct impact on your surfing. But we're more than just a bloody great surf mag, Surfing Life is active across six media channels (print, social, online, e-newsletters and events), making it one of the most influential, relevant and in-demand surf brands in Australia.

The year 2002 will forever be remembered as the year the surfing sport-lifestyle broke through. Surf imagery and surfers were just about everywhere - huge Hollywood productions (Die Another Day, Blue Crush), major advertisement campaigns (Target, Toyota Corolla, Apple Computer, Acura, and Dewars), and much, much more. Surfing has become white hot and, with at least a few more major movies in the works (projects involving Tom Hanks and Sean Penn), there are no signs of it cooling off anytime soon. Beautifully illustrated with color-drenched photography of exotic surfing paradises around the world, legendary surf writer and former Surfer magazine editor-in-chief Drew Kampion's new book is a short history of surfing worldwide and a fascinating journey into the lives of thirteen of the most important surfers ever. Catering to the explosive new interest in all things surfing related, it is the first book to articulate why men and women of all ages are drawn to the sport and why, once there, so many make a… Read More

Morocco celebrates the decorative arts and centuries-old folk traditions of a country in the midst of a cultural renaissance. The glorious photographs make this book a joy for the armchair traveler, while the documentary information about Morocco's houses, arts, and crafts make it invaluable for everyone interested in design.

Surfing Brilliant Corners details a decade of extreme global surf travel by professional longboarder Sam Bleakley, illustrated with stunning photographs by John Seaton Callahan, Creative Director at The surfEXPLORE Group. It takes surfing beyond the waves and packaged surf tourism to a wider sense of place and cultural identity. Celebrating Thelonious Monk's 1950s album Brilliant Corners, Sam explores how, like great jazz musicians, talented surfers use invention, complex rhythm, timing and spontaneity to turn impossible waves into beautiful and challenging music.

Australian surfing in the early '70s was golden — living was cheap and easy, good waves were abundant and uncrowded, board design was enjoying a period of great experimentation and innovation. Why not escape the hurried masses, move into a camper van along some rifling point break, and surf your life (or at least your twenties) away? Turning Point: Surf Portraits and Stories from Bells to Byron 1970-1971, by surfer/photographer Rusty Miller, captures this era in all its halcyon glory. The book is wafting in stringy blond hair and old Valiant station wagons and square-jawed, self-reliant characters whose eyes suggest winding barrels and screaming off the lips. It's a reminder of our free-spirited, countercultural past. It's a spur.

488 page catalog of all surfing related merchandise for 2005 - latest styles and versions for surfboards, clothing, wetsuits, sunglasses, etc.Compliled with fanatical Japanese precision, there are thousands of products in this comprehensive catalog for the style year 2005Text in Japanese, with quite a lot of English

SURF STYLE 2007 SURFERS CATALOG with all the brands, boards, designs and trends for the year 2007. Text in Japanese, with quite a lot of English. 416 pages.